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The values advocated by this American film are still typical "American spirit"-dream, optimism, happiness for fools and idealism. In fact, most American films that won the Oscar can't help but reveal this natural optimism of Americans. Kissinger, the author of Great Diplomacy, described how the United States became a world superpower from a colony. He said that Americans seem to be born with a sense of responsibility and mission to the whole world, and their moral obligation is greater than the supremacy of interests. They are always dreaming unrealistic dreams, hoping to bring world peace with the demonstration of their democratic system. This idealism runs through American history. For centuries, Wilson, Roosevelt and Reagan, especially the representatives of idealistic politicians, ran counter to the narrow European concepts of nation-state, supremacy of interests, balance of power and realism. They believe that human nature is good, and advocate influencing the world with morality and system, spreading democracy and realizing real world peace. Organizations such as the League of Nations and the United Nations are the products of this concept.

People in the Anglo-Saxon system believe in Christianity with a little more idealism, and most people believe in Nietzsche, Hegel, Kant and other philosophical schools, which is the opposite of the socialist countries' belief in Marx's "materialism". Western values affirm individual values, advocate thinking first, reality later, and everything is the product of thought-"As long as there is a dream, anything is possible", and advocate the method of spiritual victory. They also affirm the characteristics of individuals, acknowledge the diversity of people, and endow individuals with self-esteem and vivid appearance-individuals pursue their own ideals and eventually bring social progress. Materialism is more realistic, and they pay more attention to the collective. Only when individuals devote themselves to a collective, serve the collective, produce according to needs, distribute according to needs, and everyone is equal, without exploitation and oppression, is this the ultimate destination of human society. Only by self-elimination and selfless dedication to the collective can individuals finally achieve their greatest self. Under the Anglo-Saxon system, films such as Forrest Gump, Loki and The Shawshank Redemption are more common. In other words, you must have hope and dare to dream boldly, and eventually you will get what you want. The published books and the values advocated by successful people all have this typical feature. An immigrant, starting from scratch, overcomes many difficulties and realizes his ideal through personal struggle-as long as there is an ideal, nothing is impossible. Under the socialist system, we see more films that emphasize discipline, collectivity and dedication-Jie Jiang, Lei Feng, Jiao, etc. They pay more attention to collective values. Only when individuals integrate into the collective, sacrifice themselves for the collective and serve others can they achieve their greatest self. They pay more attention to seeking truth from facts, and practice is the only criterion for testing truth. In sports competitions, the motivation of people under the Anglo-Saxon system is to realize their own ideals. They believe in God, miracles and the spirit of Adidas and Nike-"Nothing is easy, justdoit!" Their tears are an affirmation of self-worth. The motive force of the people's struggle under the socialist system is to win glory for the country. They believe in the motherland, the team and the national spirit. Their tears are an affirmation of the collective view and national view of the national flag.

The story of Kung Fu Panda is very similar to that of Forrest Gump. Panda Po, the hero in the play, is a silly comedy character, simple and honest, lazy, greedy, imaginative, extremely optimistic and humorous, and the expression on her face makes people want to laugh. At the beginning of the film is a dream of "Po dreams of becoming a Dragon Warrior". When he woke up, he found himself just a coolie in a noodle shop. The gap between dream and reality is so great. At the Wulin Congress, Master Oogway wanted to choose someone to be the Dragon Warrior. This Po went up the mountain panting, only to find that it was already late. When the tournament started, the gate was closed to him, so he could only watch it from the outside. He tried many ways to rush in, and finally he sat in the firecrackers and fell right in front of Master Tortoise. Master Oogway pointed out that "it's you"-a fat panda who knows nothing, was actually caught among many masters. That's exactly what I said. Fate is not for you to chase, but for you. When luck comes, you can't run away. This Po has been shirking. He doesn't know anything. Others wonder how such a lazy, stupid and greedy fat bear can become the Dragon Warrior. This is a joke.

When the film came here, I thought of the role played by the United States in international affairs. Before the two world wars, this country was a small and insignificant player, developing its own domestic affairs with peace of mind. Until the two world wars, this country was forced to participate in the war, and eventually replaced the old countries such as Britain as the world police. Churchill told Roosevelt after the war that Britain had declined and only the United States could lead the world. Roosevelt said, no, we don't want to lead the world, and we are not ready. Churchill said that it is necessary for the United States, and this is the responsibility entrusted to the United States by history. America is like a naive fat bear. When other countries are competing for hegemony, it looks on from time to time and comes in to say a few words. It seems natural to be finally pushed to the position of the world police. An outsider mistakenly became the central figure.

But as Master Roshi said, there are no accidents in life. Po stayed to receive the master's training. The master brought four disciples, a tiger, a mantis, a peacock and a monkey with high martial arts. He doesn't like this kind of thing, so he makes things difficult for Po, thinking that he can do it or not. It's a fluke. The fat bear is silly and smiles at everyone. Alice doesn't care about others' neglect and misunderstanding. I don't know if it's because of low IQ or intentional behavior. She looks simple, honest, happy and stupid. Life is still lazy and carefree, but I still can't practice martial arts. Master tried to drive it away at first, but the panda was too thick-skinned, so he stayed here, cooked raw rice, and the dead horse could only be a living horse doctor. He can only teach the stupid panda martial arts and make it a dragon warrior.

At this time, the dragon symbolizing evil escaped from prison. Dalong, a former disciple of the master, is very clever and savvy, with strong martial arts, but his mind is not right. He wanted to catch the dragon's secret and become the best player in the world. Finally, Master Roshi surrendered and sent him to prison. But Dalong managed to escape from prison and killed all the guards in the prison, which was a threat to peace. Master oogway is dying, too. Master asked Master Gui how to teach, but Master Gui only left two words "believe". You believe you can teach it martial arts, you can turn it into a dragon warrior, and you can do it.

But Po's laziness, stupidity and gluttony make it impossible to believe that such a fat bear is the Dragon Warrior. The master racked his brains and didn't know how to teach him martial arts. Finally, I found that I used its own characteristics to prescribe the right medicine, that is, I taught him martial arts according to its delicious nature, and the effect was very good. Po is making rapid progress. Finally, one day, it is time to give it the secret of the dragon. Po got the dragon's secret and opened it, but it was empty and there was nothing. This is puzzling. What exactly does the dragon's secret mean? At this time, his father, the owner of a noodle restaurant, told him the secret of making pasta-"The biggest secret is that there is no secret." So it realized that a secret is no secret. If you believe you can, you can. Superb skills do not belong to one person, and ordinary people can become masters. It has no mystery. Dalong broke into the mountains and killed many people. Po appeared. This simple, honest, greedy, lazy, stupid man who can't do martial arts got into a fight with an extremely smart man with high martial arts skills. In the end, Po won the victory in the simplest way and defended the peace. Perhaps the best annotation of the American dream is that a person who is least likely to be the dragon master will eventually become the dragon master. It preaches optimism and hope that anything is possible. There are many times in the film that "face reality and be realistic", which is similar to the consistent American spirit. In the end, ideal triumphed over reality.

The whole movie is full of jokes, humor and philosophy of life. This is a good film worth seeing. The core idea is to promote a spiritual victory method-no matter how low the starting point is, hope is eternal. As long as you don't give up and dare to dream, your dreams will eventually come true. There is no secret to success, the secret lies in choosing to believe; Facing difficulties, being optimistic and humorous, and laughing at yourself from time to time are all good ways to overcome difficulties. Just like Disney's Mickey Mouse was born during World War II and the economic crisis, Mickey Mouse became the most popular cartoon character at that time, because its story brought people optimism and hope, and made people believe that they should choose to believe in the future, be full of hope and be optimistic in the face of cruel reality. This cartoon in America inherits the optimism spirit such as idealism, American dream and Forrest Gump. In a humorous atmosphere, you benefit a lot and are deeply inspired.

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