Seven documentaries that can help you rebuild your values. Want to know who they are?

Seven documentaries that can help you rebuild your values? Want to know who they are?

1, seven years of life

This documentary was filmed by directors Michael and Epcot from 1964 and has many series. He followed 14 different lives all his life under his lens. The lens records the lives of different people. The interviewee is the child of a rich man. There are children in the orphanage. Different lives, although the children are old, the earth is still moving forward.

2. "A Day of Floating Life"

A Day of Floating Life is the first multi-source documentary in history. According to the lives recorded by tens of millions of people around the world, it takes more than 4,500 hours to make a 95-minute documentary.

In the documentary, everyone will open their hearts and tell their dreams, in order not to live to the next day ... No, just like the last day of life, the whole world can see it. Will we be surprised to see it? "The same?" Would you be surprised?

Love and fear laugh at the same thing, even people in the wrong country. But this is not the case. Everyone's love and fear are different.

However, seeing the smiling faces of child laborers around the world still deeply touched me. In other words, A Day of a Floating Life is a positive documentary.

3, "fortune telling"

The profession of fortune teller is controversial in many industries in China. People who are engaged in this profession skydive too much, need obstacles and become blind. This is destiny. Fortune tellers and fortune tellers are secular villains. They have joys and sorrows, and they also have all kinds of difficulties. There is a necessary connection between being divined and judging fate and the market.

Seeing the rise and fall of the financial system in all countries in the world will lead to the corresponding demand supply, and the correct and incorrect calculation will only seek peace of mind.

4. The rise of money

What exactly is money? Where did it come from and where did it go? What impact does it have on our society today?

This film tells the story of money from a new angle. Explain financial phenomena, cash, capital, money, property, etc. It is difficult for everyone to understand in the simplest way. Tell what happened behind the financial development and witness the rise and fall of financial systems around the world with you.

5. Everything and nothingness

"Everything in the world is born of something, and it is born of nothing."

Who are you? Where are you from? Where are you going?

How many people in this world dare to say that they know quantum mechanics?

Is "nothing" a kind of existence? If it is, it is "existence". If not, there is no "nothing".

Everything and nothingness make science become philosophy and philosophy become art. What is the meaning and purpose of the universe? Looking up at the starry sky, I thought in vain, but there was no moonlight or stars. In the distance, on the horizon, the city is brightly lit and shining.

Excited people can sleep with this tablet, and tired people can wake up with this tablet.

6. Justice?

The meaning of justice goes far beyond the classroom of law school. In the documentary, Professor Michael Sander put you and me into an ethical dilemma through real or hypothetical cases, and then let us make a decision.

The most famous case is: a tram brake fails, five workers are working on the track, and only one worker is working on the other track. If you were a driver, what would you do? Would you kill another person to save five people?

This is an ethical dilemma, and there is no unique answer, but this is the meaning of education, isn't it? In discussion and confrontation, the purpose of education has been achieved.

In other words, who should be saved when his wife and mother fall into the water? This belongs to China's traditional ethics. More extreme, in the famine years, children and mothers are extremely hungry. Who should they save? The reality is that there is a pot of boiling water. In any case, we should face up to the fact that if we follow traditional ethics, the answer is unique.

7, "Ash and Snow"

I have seen the most beautiful documentary "Ash and Snow". It's breathtaking. Each frame can be taken out separately.

Nature photographer Gregory? 13 years, korbel made 27 long-distance trips around the world, photographed human beings, and formed a natural and subtle relationship with wild animals. Man and nature are interdependent and coexist harmoniously. Language is useless in front of beautiful pictures, and every breath completes the worship of soul life.

Feathers turn into fire, fire into blood, blood into bone, bone into pulp, pulp into dust, and dust into snow. Life goes on and life never stops. This is the highest praise for nature.

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