Marvel is launching its latest series of movies "Legend of Shangqi and the Ten Commandments". It can be said that this movie caused huge controversy at the beginning of its shooting. That is, someone pointed out that the civil and military starring Tony Leung in the film was actually based on the insulting character Fu Manzhou. Marvel denied this. However, no matter what Marvel said, is it actually obvious to everyone. However, the focus of this article is not whether Wenwu is based on Fu Manchu, but whether Shangqi , as the protagonist of the comics, also has some inconsistencies with our traditional views.
1. In the characterization of virtuous character, the father of his blood is a bad man, but the enemy from the west represents justice.
The angry father in the comics is an evil character. Does this imply that there is inherent evil in the blood of Shangqi? I don't know if this setting has any meaning. Anyway, Shangqi later killed his father and merged into the Western hero system.
In the setting of Shangqi, we have seen the betrayal of blood and the integration in Western society. Think about it when they immigrated to the United States in the past few years. Those people swore that they could fight any country for the United States, including the country that raised them. It seems that the plot is somewhat similar.
2. People who deny Eastern values represent Chinese heroes. Does it count as cultural aggression?
What kind of person should the hero of the Chinese nation be? Everyone at the Martyrs' Shrine! Countless heroes on the Monument to the People's Heroes! Fighting against foreign aggression and fighting for the country! This is the hero of our nation.
Now with its powerful influence, Marvel has found a representative for us in the hero system they set. This representative killed his father, betrayed his bloodline, and plunged into the embrace of Western "righteousness". Excuse me, is this our hero or our traitor? What do you want to do when you set up such a character? Is it cultural aggression and the indoctrination of enslaving ideas?
Of course, some people want to say, you think too much. I don't think it is.Have you seen the heroes in Western film and television works who killed evil Western figures and went to the Eastern justice camp? In Western works, the orthodoxy of Western culture will be absolutely maintained. China is not doing well in this regard. Some works that please foreigners through self-humiliation frequently appear. Some directors made huge fortunes in China, moved abroad, and then started shooting films that suit the tastes of foreigners. Some film and television companies don't release so many excellent actors in China, and they only push banana people of foreign nationality. Then, these banana people made waves in the Chinese cultural circle.
Whenever I watch these banana guys playing Chinese heroes, I actually look very awkward. Then it is not a Chinese. If you let him play a Chinese hero, are you insulting our hero or our IQ? The audience can see such an obvious inappropriateness, but you professionals can't see it? I really don't believe it.
3. The invasion of China by foreign cultures should arouse the attention of the Chinese people.
Watching Canadians act the Chinese heroes solemnly. Countless minors are excited. Those who have not been deeply involved in the world believe that such talents are the backbone of our nation. This can't help but arouse our thinking. In twenty years, will the Chinese people still remember what our national hero really looks like?
Various attacks and distortions on the martyrs continue to appear on the Internet. And most of them come from those young people. Whether this phenomenon should make us think deeply. Cultural exchange is to learn from each other's strengths. If you lose your roots because of this, it is not exchange, but cultural obliteration. Look at society's fine Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, and foreigners. Are these phenomena natural?
There have always been people in our cultural circle who are actively promoting the erosion of our own culture by foreign cultures. When visiting the Yasukuni Shrine became indifferent to them, it shows how rampant they have reached. History cannot be changed, our culture is the root of our nation. The Chinese nation has gone through many hardships and has a history of perishing for foreign invasions. But as long as our culture is still there, we can regain our country and our nation will always exist. Our culture is the soul of the nation,It is the root of each of our Chinese children, and it is the thing that most fears our enemies. We must protect our roots and guard against cultural intrusions under various packaging.
From a certain perspective, cultural disputes are more hidden and more dangerous. Only when vigilance, wisdom, and courage coexist can we maintain our own culture and allow the Chinese nation to stand on top of the world.
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