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The first part of the humble man in the eyes of God

A person who seems to care about his mother doesn't really know what her mother really wants.

A policeman who gives vent to personal grievances at work can be fearless in times of crisis.

The new policeman, who was incompatible with this, finally made a big mistake and ran away.

The seemingly weak Korean is a snakehead and asks his wife to cash the check quickly.

The locksmith made his family feel insecure,

Chilean shopkeeper, the door is broken, not the lock. People kindly point it out, but they have doubts about people themselves, and then take revenge after the accident.

The famous prosecutor and his wife. . .

Detective couple. . .

Finally, the fat woman who was rear-ended changed the doctor to the police dad without saying anything. .

Racial discrimination, illegal immigration, car theft, voter manipulation, traffic jams. . .

Few movies can reflect so many good stories. This film seems to tell the story between people, races and nations from the perspective of God. In the eyes of God, everyone is so pitiful and humble.

The second part followers

Crash is a story based on the relationship between people (or human nature), interspersed with many independent stories that happen at the same time, and based on the connection between seemingly unrelated characters in each independent story (each character can be said to represent a class/race, such as white, black, Mexico/Central America, Asia/China, Middle East, etc. ) to reflect profound problems such as racial issues.

The film is called Crash (although it means crash, it is still reserved to think of it directly as Crash), because in today's society, everyone only cares about their own affairs and has no time to care about others, let alone another class/race. We are busy running around every day and spend a lot of time in the small iron box of the car (more capitalist comments, hehe ...) Part III Who do we think we are?

Some people on the altar of Go say that Crash is one of the best movies this year. Abe said that Crash was so boring. XM said that if Sin City is the acme of formalism, Crash is the acme of connotation. Crash is really a hodgepodge. What shocked us in this movie was not the collision, but the collision of race, culture, dignity, personality and family. Every collision hits my heart, making people speechless.

The characters in the movie, everyone is like a pearl, not the kind of pearl that shines round and flawless, but a less perfect pearl with some flaws. With the development of the movie plot, one pearl after another is connected by coincidence and conflict, which illuminates people and plunders people's souls. Although every pearl has a little flaw, that flaw adds a truth to the brilliance.

Real, what kind of life is real? In this society, the pressure is too great, and everyone has unspeakable suffering. This kind of suffering is suppressed and distorted, reflecting irritability, radicalism and rebellion. Is human nature evil or good? There will be no answer to this proposition. Everyone has a good side and a bad side. Look at the observation angle. The movie Crash is even more so. No one is absolutely good, and no one is absolutely bad. As I said above, everyone has different problems and sins, but everyone's sins have their own reasons, which can make people feel disgusted and raise a little pity and sympathy in a certain corner of their hearts. This is the charm of this film, which truly reflects human nature, its two sides and its struggle. Self-struggle and contradiction are another kind of collapse, which may hurt the most.

A violent policeman can be a dutiful son with a fist in his heart, and his violence is an outlet for his father's pain. He was angry at his father's experience and saddened by his father's ending, but as a small policeman, he had no right to change the ending. His strength is so weak that he can't watch his father suffer. He hates all this. He thinks that his father has made a lot of contributions to the black people, but his father's contribution has not been rewarded, so he has become a radical racist. In the first part of the film, the policeman was very annoying, but after seeing the story between him and his father, I felt sorry for him. He is not without flesh and blood, he just needs to vent. The next day, he rescued the woman he insulted the night before at the scene of the car accident. He almost gave his life to save her. I think this is not only due to his professional reasons and human nature, but also a great atonement for his behavior the night before. The contradiction between people lies in the struggle between good and evil. After malicious venting, the guilt and emptiness of goodness may follow. In life, some people have done things that hurt others in impulse, depression and anger. On the surface, these people look imposing, but after the incident, they are self-blaming, guilty, regretful, speechless and irreparable, leaving only regrets.

Feeling insulted is usually self-inflicted. For example, the teenager who complains about racial discrimination every day, such as the old man in Chile who was looted, such as the TV director who would rather be humiliated to save face. In the eyes of teenagers, everything in the world shows discrimination against people of color. He thinks the whole world wears colored glasses, but in fact they are in his heart. I see nails in other people's eyes, but I can't see beams in my own eyes. While complaining, teenagers forget that they are doing everything that causes people to complain. The same is true of the elderly in Chile, who doubt everything around them, get angry and distrust others, and finally hurt themselves. This is especially true for TV directors. For the sake of their face in front of friends, they would rather have their wives humiliated and timid. He wanted to save face, but in the end he lost his dignity. In the eyes of his beloved woman, he completely lost his dignity. A man's dignity is very sensitive, especially in front of his beloved woman. His wife's accusation against him was a great blow to him, but I have no sympathy for him. I think he is bringing shame on himself. The next day, when he met the police, I was a little confused. Suddenly, for what, is it a sudden awakening, a long-suppressed collapse, or to save the teenagers in the car? I can't analyze it, but I think people are unpredictable and anything can happen.

The film uses a large piece of pen and ink to describe racial conflicts and cultural conflicts. White people want to show equal respect for colored people, but they discriminate against black people at heart. Blacks are wary of discrimination by whites, while Asians discriminate against other colored people. The quarrel between the first and second crashes was very interesting. The first car crash was the wife of an Asian trafficker, a detective in South America. Both of them scold and discriminate against each other's race. In the car accident at the end of the film, the female receptionist of the clinic confronted an insurance company adjuster, a black man and an Asian man, both of whom targeted each other's race. This phenomenon is ridiculous and sad. Such mutual abuse shows their lack of confidence, all in order to please the mainstream society. Only white people are the mainstream. They can say false words and give them equality purposefully like philanthropists, but when they meet interests, they will know the truth immediately. Just like that hypocritical judge, under the banner of equality, he is actually doing dirty business.

The inspector said that people are so alienated that we are all eager to collide. Only collision can make people feel real contact. The judge's wife, who usually has unlimited scenery, hugged the maid and said, you are my best friend, and your bitterness is exposed. Communication between people has not improved with more and more communication methods. On the contrary, communication has become more and more difficult and complicated. The communication between husband and wife, mother and child, colleagues and different nationalities may have an important impact on your life. Everyone knows the importance of communication, but they don't know how to deal with this important thing. People are good at complicating simple things. The complex society makes it impossible for us to face life simply. People can't do things according to good and evil, but only according to interests. When the inspector spoke idealistic words to the judge, when the young policeman pushed the boy out of the car, they all trampled on their conscience helplessly, and I heard their sighs. But what can we do? If it were us, what could we do? I saw someone talking the other day. If you were a TV director whose wife was abused by the police, what would you do on the spot when her wife was abused? No one made a statement, and no one answered the question directly. I think the answer lies in avoiding answering, but this attitude is understandable and blameless.

"You have to do a few years to understand. You think you know who you are! " The old policeman said to the new policeman.

Who do we think we are? Part IV Discrimination

Discrimination is everywhere, especially for small people and vulnerable groups, but the key is whether you discriminate against yourself. Some discrimination is superficial, such as the discrimination of old policemen against old blacks and the discrimination of old blacks against Asians, but more deadly is the discrimination from the heart that you don't know. For example, the last new policeman was subjectively opposed to discrimination on the surface, but his heart had long accepted the discrimination against old blacks.

"Discrimination" may be too great, but "prejudice" may be used in a broader sense. Everyone is biased. Every group has a three-dimensional shape, which forms a "prejudice" in everyone's eyes. Stereotype is based on statistics, and the prejudice is reasonable, although each individual should be examined separately. This film reflects human nature, not only in the United States, but also in any country, not only in skin color, but also among different social groups. Skin color is just easier to understand and distinguish than clothes. Think about the examples around us, all of which are yellow skin and all kinds of "prejudices". I know a child in China who is less than 3 years old. He goes to kindergarten in America. Nobody told him what discrimination was, he just thought black children were dirty.

Part V: Definition of nouns.

Racial discrimination: racism

Discrimination: discrimination

prejudice

Chinaman is a discriminatory title for China people, just like we call it "foreign devil".

Why do black people always say xxxx China people? Because in the United States, Asians are represented by China people. When they met an Asian, the old black people thought he was from China, just like the Japanese many years ago! Imagine if you meet a white man in China, can you tell him the exact nationality?