"I'm sorry to be human." Osamu Dazai once said this in his famous book "Human Disqualification". And he also chose to commit suicide after completing this work, leaving the world that seemed to him full of sin.
Today, although time has passed, we will still be beaten by reality until weep bitterly. For us, the heroism of saving the world is too far away from us, but there is no denying that life will always require courage. As Romain Rolland said, "There is only one kind of heroism in the world, and that is to recognize the truth of life and still love it." ”
The movie I want to share this time, "My First-Class Brother", is based on the real experiences of Choi Seung-kyu, a physically handicapped person at a social welfare institution in Gwangju, South Korea, and Park Zong-yeol, an intellectually disabled person. In the movie: ShiHe, played by Shin Ha-kyun, has a physical disability, a paralysis of the cervical spine, and cannot move. Dong Jiu, played by Lee Kwang-so, is mentally disabled, intellectually underdeveloped, and a bit silly.
The Se-ho in the film is not a perfect persona, even making people feel cunning, and he is not gentle with Dongjiuduo, but it is real enough. And Shen Hajun's acting skills are needless to say, only with the neck above the part, he has defeated eighty percent of the male actors. For Lee Kwang-so, who plays Dong-joo, most people's impression may be that of the variety artist of "Running Man", but as an actor, he also gives people a lot of surprises.
What struck me the most about this film was that it balanced the comedic form with the deep theme. The theme of the story is not wishful thinking, you think I think, nor is it simply black and white. Should a priest be like a priest? Disabled people must rely on the help of others? Can't justice be by roar?
We are always concerned about their disabilities, but we ignore that they are human beings first and then they have disabilities.
And many details in the film are worth playing.
The middle of the film in the middle of the nine pushed the shihe chasing civil servants, that flying rhythm is hard to catch up with the elevator taken by civil servants, I can't help but think of China's barrier-free facilities, according to what I see most of the effect is not satisfactory. The indiscriminate occupation of blind alleys, the long staircases in public facilities, and the lack of obvious signs for barrier-free passages are everywhere in large cities, and the obvious exclusion of people with disabilities is not uncommon.
The news once reported: a female traffic policeman in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, experienced the life of a blind person, pretended to be blind and took a guide dog on the bus, but was rejected by the driver and scolded by some passengers. In desperation, the little sister got out of the car with the guide dog, and the dog that was driven out of the car was depressed and "cried" whimpering.
It can be seen that at present, due to the lack of public understanding or misunderstanding of guide dogs in China, many visually impaired people carrying guide dogs are not smooth, and guide dogs have not been accepted and respected enough in China. In fact, the training of guide dogs has a very strict screening process, and 60% to 70% of dogs cannot pass the test. There are about 17 million visually impaired people in China, and tens of thousands of visually impaired people apply for guide dogs every year, but there are less than 2,000 guide dogs.
Article 16 of the Regulations on the Construction of Barrier-free Environments issued by the State Council also clearly states: "Visually impaired persons carrying guide dogs into and out of public places shall comply with the relevant provisions of the state, and the staff of public places shall provide barrier-free services in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state." ”
But why would anyone resist the presence of guide dogs on public transport?
There are no more than fears that guide dogs will defecate in the public environment or attack others, but in fact, anti-interference, no barking, urine holding and anti-hunger are the basic skills that guide dogs must train.
According to Xinhua Net, guide dog trainer Liang Yanfang said: "From the selection of puppies, the training of the whole process has strict requirements. Six generations of puppies suitable for breeding as guide dogs can not have a record of active attacking people, and have a quiet and obedient personality, so the guide dogs will not cause harm to passers-by and other passengers when working. ”
In addition, the implementation of the volunteer hours policy in the film is very meaningful to me. Taking the volunteer time as a reference for employment, study abroad, and further education, I think it is of great help to people with disabilities. That's because any empathy is mostly generated through face-to-face communication, rather than relying on film and words.
I still remember volunteering that weekend, a group of children with vision or hearing problems. We work together and make little games together. The rules of the game are simple, that is, to complete the task with the same ability as the children. I was looking for a doll with a tubular vision (narrow field of vision), and that's when I first learned about this visual impairment. When I clumsily looked for dolls with a lookout glasses, I felt their difficulties deeply.
In fact, in the real world, we are all weak beings who will be hurt, and we will often disappoint others, and we will often feel disappointed. At this time, accepting the fault and understanding, we will pick ourselves up again and continue to live.
As the priest said:
Sekawa and Higashihisa's "first-degree" disability only polarizes this weakness. We are as weak and as miserable as we are, so we should understand each other, rely on each other, and stride forward regardless of each other.