This movie shows to me that in China there are people that truly understand that people can not control nature. This might imply that in China they understand nature ...
Tian - Huo is not the first film where I encounterd this. I also saw it in "The last wolf / Wolf Totem (2015)".
When people think they can control nature, they're just lucky.
There's a lot of luck and a lot of sentiment in this movie.
There are also beautiful & lovely scenes and of course ... the display of why I believe that China might understand nature.
So, watch it to become aware of the things that connect us with a culture that's much older than ours.
Note that when even the most powerfull people in Europe were merely surviving, Chinese society (or at least their high society) was already higly sophisticated.
Imagine Ying/Yang, Tranditional Chinese Medicine, philosophy and more.
Assuming that China might have had the disadvatage of the early adaptors to nature, again they're on to something ... regardless of the major changes that happened over time and that may only seem an adoption of capitalism.
Have a good one!
When people think they can control nature, they're just lucky.
There's a lot of luck and a lot of sentiment in this movie.
There are also beautiful & lovely scenes and of course ... the display of why I believe that China might understand nature.
So, watch it to become aware of the things that connect us with a culture that's much older than ours.
Note that when even the most powerfull people in Europe were merely surviving, Chinese society (or at least their high society) was already higly sophisticated.
Imagine Ying/Yang, Tranditional Chinese Medicine, philosophy and more.
Assuming that China might have had the disadvatage of the early adaptors to nature, again they're on to something ... regardless of the major changes that happened over time and that may only seem an adoption of capitalism.
Have a good one!