Why do Americans always make movies about the American crisis, like the fall of the White House?

The United States is a complex immigrant society, and social phenomena such as racial discrimination still exist. The state has great power, like a self-made kingdom. Many Americans don't know how many states there are in their country, and they don't know which states are adjacent to them. Many people have never left their state for a lifetime or even generations. But because of the perfection of the rule of law, the transparency and fairness of society, and the freedom and democracy of the system, everyone is willing to safeguard the interests of the United States and the United States.

The power of the state is relatively large, and the authority of the government is relatively weak. Therefore, it is necessary to create a sense of crisis and shape a sense of values for the people through the propaganda of soft power. That is, America is right and great. The United States shoulders the heavy responsibility of world peace and the happiness of people all over the world. There are always evil forces hostile to the United States (according to different international forms, such evil forces will be different, the Soviet Union in the 1970s and 1990s, and China since the 1990s), and they are trying to destroy the United States and maim the American people. America, Americans, will eventually overcome difficulties and move towards victory.

Because Americans have always been indifferent to the concept of the country, it is easy to fall apart in the face of catastrophe. For example, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War and the national anti-war sentiment. If an enemy is ten times stronger than Vietnam and Iraq, which makes the war launched by the United States difficult, then some States may withdraw from the union for self-protection, which the government does not want to see.

Therefore, it is necessary to create a sense of crisis for the people, set a unified goal, and thus establish national cohesion.