Reflections on the documentary "Mystery of Heaven and Earth"

[Review of the documentary "Heaven and Earth Huang Xuan"] This is the strangest and most classic documentary I have ever seen. There is no dialogue in the whole film process, only a few words at the bottom of the picture explain the location of the scene, but it is so shocking. When you recall the Indian customs in South America, the picture takes you into the bathroom in Kyoto, Japan, and the totem pattern on the Indian residents instantly becomes the tattoo behind sumo wrestlers. Although this jump was thought-provoking, a documentary brought my thoughts into the long sky by recording various scenes on the earth where we live, and the documentary Huang Xuan is a reflection. At the opening ceremony, the most magnificent natural wonders in the world were presented in a panoramic view. From the melting snow on the roof of the world to the Gong Shi National Park in Texas, from the tropical rain forest to the Egyptian Pharaoh's pyramid, it took me about 30 minutes to experience the Argentine waterfall water erosion, the Afghan sandstorm blowing, the Hawaiian volcano burning and the scorching sun exposure of Ayers Rock in Australia. It covers more than 70 wonders in more than 40 regions on 7 continents. It can be said that there is nothing more comprehensive than this film if it is used as a reference for world tourism.

Later, the camera gradually turned to human society, comparing the reinforced concrete forest in Kowloon with the dense tropical rain forest, comparing the crowd at the intersection of Shibuya Station in Japan with the army of insects migrating in droves, and comparing the traffic on Park Avenue in new york, USA with the goose yellow chickens moving on the automatic chicken farm assembly line. Everything seems so abrupt, so closely related and thought-provoking.

When the camera shifted again, I saw the ammunition depot in Ethiopia, the 8 1 highway in Kuwait, the burning oil field fire, the concentration camp in Poland and the political prison in Indonesia. Finally, I ended this shocking course with the dead photos of Jews on the wall and piles of human skulls, and I felt the review of the documentary The Mystery of Heaven and Earth.

At the end of the film, it took about 20 minutes to record the great miracles created by human beings in the process of civilization development, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, the Kaaba Temple in wailing wall and Mecca, the holy land in Saudi Arabia, Persepolis in Iran (the ruins of the capital of the ancient Persian Empire), the Long 'an Temple in Kyoto, Japan, and finally the magnificent mountain view of returning to nature.

After watching the movie, I lay quietly in bed, recalling those touching scenes. What kind of information does the film director convey to us with pictures from all over the world? Magnificent natural scenery, the bud of human society, innocent civilians killed in the war, fanatical religious ceremonies, etc ... Suddenly I woke up.

Nature, with its broad mind, gave birth to this omnipotent creature, endowed us with spirituality, resources and living space, and everything we have came from it. However, human beings repay nature in the worst way, cutting down trees, blindly developing industry, replacing forests full of green vitality with reinforced concrete, adding scars to the earth with huge craters in the war, igniting oil fields for their own interests and burning the blood of Mother Nature. Finally, some people regret it and find that they have lost their purpose of survival. Religion gives them blind faith, but they worship illusory objects. Although they found spiritual sustenance, they could not make up for their mistakes. The result of fanaticism is to add a heavier burden to the earth. Looking forward to the future, the earth will still be so magnificent, and it will be human beings who will be punished in the end.