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A distant flute sound, poignant, tragic, a kind of silent tears, a silent cry. The Alejandro magic sound coming out of the Peruvian Andes recreates the demise of the Mohicans, the past and present lives of the Indians, indicting the crimes of Britain, France and the United States.
A song that fulfills the birth, rise, and decline of a civilization. In the struggle between blood and fire, the Indian warriors, the flesh has been slaughtered, the blood has dried, the Indian scalp is hanging on the tip of the gun in Britain, France and the United States, and the bones of thirty million Indians have died in the so-called "civilized" killing in Europe...
The Mohicans could no longer wander and rejoice on the American continent. Salt lakes give us fresh fish, forests give us elk, the sky gives us birds, the land gives us grain, and everything becomes a note of sad space.
Chinchagot, Indian warrior, Moshi cadre fell chieftain, upright, noble, brave and strong, living alone in the land of his ancestors and being driven away step by step, even to the point of "seeing the sun from the cracks of the trees, not the graves of his ancestors", which was more painful than death.
Enkas, the young Indian warrior, the last chieftain of the Moshi cadre, he had a crush on Cora, secretly protected the girl he loved, he finally died in battle, the love of the two young people finally became a farewell, and at the same time declared the severance of the entire ethnic group, in the brutal war of the British, French and American colonists, it symbolized the demise of Indian civilization.
"The Last of the Mohicans" is the most representative of the "Leather Socks StoryBook" written by the American writer Cooper.
Cooper truly describes the seven-year war between The British and French colonists in the process of opening up the North American colonies in 1757, and the atrocities committed by whites against the Indians, exposing the true face of the so-called "European civilization".
In this novel, the British and French colonists are deceitful, tyrannical, and carry out a horrific policy of genocide, buy the scalps of the Indians at high prices, anesthetize the fighting spirit of the Indians with "water and fire" and the Bible, deceive and coerce the Indies as cannon fodder, and viciously provoke the Indian tribes to kill each other and make them perish together.
On May 28, 1830, the United States promulgated the infamous Indian Migration Act, which violently removed Indians from the southeast and drove them to the "Indian Reservation", a remote and barren mountainous desert area.
The so-called strict Protestant masters, the Puritans of New England shouted that for every Indian whose heads were peeled, a bounty of 40 pounds was given for each captured Red, and then raised to 100 pounds. A tribe called Cherokee lost 4,000 lives during the move to Oklahoma, which became known as the "Judgment of Blood and Tears."
By the beginning of the 20th century, there were only 300,000 Indians left, and the Indians as a whole were basically extinct, so that the colonists had to transport black people from Africa as slaves, and more than 10 million black Africans died on the way across the sea.