The movie "Give Me Wings" quickly received praise after its release, which is a dream for people who are bored at home with unlimited reverie. You can fully travel in the kingdom of freedom.
But this story is not virtual, but a story that actually takes place in reality. The film is based on the true story of the French meteorologist Christian Mouleck piloting the migration of wild geese.
In the film, the male protagonist, Costian, is an avid bird researcher. Kosdian discovers that birds that have lost their mothers cannot learn migration techniques, so the hero plans to lead the young birds to learn to migrate. At first, there was no support.
Until one day, his son Thomas also began to be attracted to the mysterious bird and gradually understood his father's approach.
The reality is that Christian Müllek found that birds always migrate the same route, but such a single migration route could lead to the extinction of birds.
So he wanted to show the birds a new route, but the birds did not fly according to Christian Mulek's instructions, and in order to make the birds obedient, the experts told Christian that one way was to play the bird's mother.
As a result, Christian has been with him since the birds hatched, and has since led the birds to migrate many times, taking a completely new path.
The name of the movie is "Give Me Wings", which means that the hero wants to grow wings or use flying tools to help the birds migrate.
In the film, we can see a lot of situations that seem unrealistic, seem to be just fantasy, but in the end it is successful.
And for the wings, it's no longer just the braised wings on our table, the spicy chicken wings, and the wings can take us flying here. It is a real flight, and it is also a soaring in the head.
In today's increasingly severe relationship between man and nature, such a perfect fusion shows the peaceful coexistence of modern humans and nature is worth pondering. We know what the road ahead holds.
When we were still savages, we feared nature and regarded nature as a god-like existence, and in the industrial age, we began to slowly understand nature, use nature, and now, we plunder nature on the basis of use.
With regard to the landscape, we have carried out extensive development, and tried to level the landscape for our use, so in the process, the original forest disappeared and the clear river dried up. Only dry ground remains.
And we couldn't use this ground, so a good piece of land was abandoned.
For wild animals, modern humans will also take the hunt, elephants' tusks can be used to show, animal fur can be bloodily plucked and worn on the body, birds can be endlessly shot.
Many people in order to look good clothes, appear to have a face of the display, do not hesitate to spend a high price to buy, and some people buy, some people sell, some people kill, a whole industrial chain no one can be alone.
So in this environment, under the arrogance, stupidity, and ignorance, the film "Give Me Wings" uses the most intuitive lens picture and sound to show us the beauty of birds, the charm of wild birds, the beautiful picture of people and birds living in harmony, and people and nature can also coexist harmoniously.
When we look at it, we may be envious of when we can pet birds at no distance. But this proposition reveals from the outset that it is impossible.
To do all this, the first priority is respect and love. The protagonist loves birds, first respects birds, and then discovers the charm of birds.
And dedicate his life to the study of birds. Even the protagonist's son, although he does not understand, is inexplicably in love with the bird.
Many people see cute organisms have the urge to beat up hard, see cute cats, dogs, dogs, birds and ducks, this idea is of course normal, but when the idea becomes a reality, it is abnormal, that is, the act of mutilating animals.
Many people also take pride in mutilating animals for fun. Although such extreme people are a minority, as long as they exist, they are enough to make people afraid, let alone animals.
As long as we love animals, we can bridge the gap. When people see dangerous humans, they subconsciously avoid it, and so do animals. And this leads to a strong sense of vigilance.
So we must use love to accept, to tolerate, to know, to treat them as a living life, rather than accessory toys at the mercy of others.
In the movie, the protagonist has love for birds, and this love is naturally passed on to his son, and the inheritance of love here is a gene that is inherited? No. Rather, it is spontaneously produced from the bottom of the heart, and it is also infected by seeing others do this.
When we love animals and wild animals, others may also be touched when they see them. Love is infinitely inherited, and love can be emulated.
In the movie, the protagonist gets the help of family love, and in reality, we will also get love from the family, and the selfless love of the family is our greatest strength.
In addition to the love in the movie, there is also courage that cannot be ignored, which is also a very important quality for protecting animals and maintaining the harmonious development of man and nature.
When the protagonist makes a decision and wants to help the wild goose, the idea itself contains courage, and later when he tries to do it, he gives courage to reality.
Even the protagonist's son tries, even more boldly and fearlessly. When Thomas took the birds on a new migration, it was the amazing courage of the 16-year-old boy.
The film will not help but have a sour nose at the end, because of this love and courage, because of this inheritance. Also because of any natural coexistence.
Man and nature are equal, and we can now not fear nature because we know the code, but at least respect and protect it.
At least to love, to bravely protect.
After watching the movie, we may be able to convey the love and courage in the film, and the movie ends at the end of the protagonist's son's generation, but in our real life, it will not end so easily.
We have the time, the ability, and the responsibility to protect nature now.
Hegel said, "When man rejoices in his triumph over nature, that is the beginning of nature's punishment of man." ”
I don't know what kind of way nature and man will coexist in the future, if human beings do not pay attention to the relationship with nature, then there will be an irreversible crisis, just like the doomsday scenes in countless disaster films.
But with a younger generation like Thomas, there is no need to be 100% pessimistic about the future. Maybe the detour has been long enough, and it's time to get back on track.
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