In the film, ABBA Bi Lige always tells Stark Chan that you Han people, we Mongolians. At first, the old man was unfriendly and didn't agree with those Han people until he gradually came to Oroqen grassland through movies. I know the difference between Mongolian herders like the old man and these so-called senior intellectuals-herders say Tengger is the father and grassland is the mother. Wolves kill all creatures that harm the grassland. Can Tengger not protect wolves? The old man saw the law of natural survival behind him, and those Han Chinese from the East regarded wolves as a scourge and wanted to get rid of them quickly.
After watching the movie, I know that Stark Chan is very grateful to Dad for teaching him about wolves, knowing wolves and even counting on the only wolf he keeps to survive. I am also very grateful to him, because I don't understand, so I always have wrong cognition. Yes, many things will always be misunderstood because you don't understand. If you know them, do you still think wolves are a scourge? I don't think so.
My shock came out when I watched the wolf catch the antelope in the movie. The shooting was wonderful. Wolves swishing in the tall grass, like dozens of high-speed stealth torpedoes, with the sharpest and most stinging spikes and wolf eyes, pounced on the antelope. The old man said that you can't fight without patience. The wolf, who has been waiting all night, is going to fight. Opportunities in the world are only for people and animals who have patience. Only patient experts can see opportunities. In war, wolves are smarter than people. We Mongols learn from wolves in hunting, encirclement and fighting. There is no big wolf in your Han dynasty, so you can't fight. In a war, it is useless to rely on a vast territory and a large population. Winning or losing a war depends on whether you are a wolf or a sheep. ...
Therefore, it is not difficult to imagine why the ancient nomadic people were invincible in the war and why our farming culture was vulnerable. Perhaps it is our own culture that determines the comfort of going deep into the bone marrow. We don't have the blood and ambition like wolves. In fact, I don't think it is a derogatory term, but rather a commendatory term, because real hyenas are like this. They are ambitious, just like a small wolf chasing a large group of antelopes, but they succeeded, and they have the ability to complete and realize such ambitions. Some people may say that wolves are greedy and cruel, but even people who think they are primates have bad habits, let alone wolves. When they saw that the people in the book killed wolves for their own interests and eventually caused ecological deterioration, they especially wanted to borrow a sentence from Rousseau: "You are all unreasonable people. You keep complaining about nature. You know, all your pain comes from yourself. " This is not shocking.
My anger suddenly broke out in the struggle for survival in "Golden Deer Plain: Wolf Brigade".
There is a scene in the film that makes people feel bloody and sad. When people with different moods do the same thing and throw wolves together, we can only sigh that people are not afraid of life and can only feel that people don't understand nature. Confucius' doctrine of the mean can be reflected in Bi Lige's attitude. Abba insisted on not over-digging wolf cubs. Man and nature should also abide by the golden mean in order to live in peace. However, everything has two sides, just as some people think that Confucius is homesick and such a hypocrite, so there will always be people who are short-sighted.
This film shows us a thought-provoking story between a certain group of people and wolves in that particular era, which may be a common problem. In real life, people always like to magnify ugliness and ignore beauty, so let it be.