Introduction to a few philosophical films

There were many thought-provoking philosophical and artistic films. The following were a few of the more classic works: The Shawshank Redemption: This 1994 film, directed by Frank Darabonte, tells the story of a banker who, after being wrongly convicted and imprisoned, gradually gains his freedom through wisdom, courage, and friendship. It has been hailed as one of the greatest works in film history. Forrest Gump: This 1994 film was directed by Robert Zemecris. It tells the story of Forrest Gump, an optimistic, brave and strong man with a low IQ, at all stages of his life. It is full of philosophy and touching emotions. 3 Titanic: This 1997 film, directed by James Cameron, tells the story of a young couple who crossed social classes before the sinking of the Titanic. It has been hailed as one of the most romantic works in film history. 4 Life Is Beautiful: This 1997 film, directed by Robert Benigni, tells the story of a man who faced hardship and discrimination during World War II. It is full of life philosophy and love for life. Being and Nothingness: This 2004 film, directed by Martin Heidegger, explored the essence and philosophical significance of being and nothingness and was hailed as a classic work of modern philosophy.

Wesleyan films usually used science fiction, fantasy, or mysticism as the theme to describe the future or supernatural phenomena, as well as human exploration and research of these phenomena. Here are a few well-known Wesleyan films: 1. The Lord of the Rings series (2001-2003): Directed by George R. R. Martin, it tells the story of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings novel series in the movie universe. The film was considered one of the representative works of the Wesley genre because it depicted an unknown and mysterious future world and the adventures of humans in order to find and explore this new world. 2. Cloud Atlas (2014-2016): Directed by Kristoff Nolan, it tells the story of a series of different timeline and their interweaving and influence. The film was considered one of the representative works of the Wesley genre because it depicted a complex and mysterious future world and the adventure of human beings in order to explore and understand this world. Interstellar series (2014-2018): Directed by Kristoff Nolan, it tells the story of a group of human adventures in order to save the earth. The film was considered one of the representative works of the Wesley genre because it depicted a universe full of unknown and mysterious worlds and the adventures of humans in order to explore and understand this world. Contact (2002-2004): Directed by Ridley Scott, it follows a team of scientists on a journey to explore extraterrestrial life. The film was considered one of the representative works of the Wesley genre because it depicted an unknown and mysterious future world and the adventures of humans in order to explore and understand this world.

There were many philosophical short films and short stories. Here are a few of them: The Old Man and the Sea: Ernest Hemmingway's classic story tells the story of an old fisherman who fought with a big marlin for 84 days and was eventually eaten by a shark. This story tells us that even in the face of the most difficult predicament, we must be firm in our beliefs and determination to constantly pursue our dreams. Forrest Gump: This movie tells the story of Forrest Gump, an optimistic man with low IQ, who went from a small town to glory. This story tells us that no matter what background we are from, as long as we have a firm belief and an unyielding spirit, we can succeed in life. 3. Alice in Wonderland: This is a classic fairy tale about a rabbit demon, Alice, who travels through wonderland in her dreams. This story tells us that we often encounter various fantasy situations in our lives, but as long as we maintain a curious and optimistic attitude, we can explore more unknown worlds. The Catcher in the Rye: This is J.D. Salinger's classic work. It tells the story of a 19-year-old teenager, Holden Caulfield, who is the Catcher in the Rye. This story tells us that we should have self-restraint and self-protection awareness in our life. We should not easily trust others or lose ourselves. These stories all contain profound philosophy that can inspire people to think and help us better understand life and the world.

A few philosophical films, it would be best if they were English blockbusters: 1 The Shawshank Redemption: A classic film that explored topics such as freedom, hope, and friendship. Forrest Gump: It tells the story of a man with a low IQ, but he is optimistic and brave. Through this story, he explored topics such as life, love, friendship, etc. 3. Titanic: A classic romance film that explored the topics of love, responsibility, and fate. Life Is Beautiful: It tells the story of a great sacrifice made by a Jewess to protect his son and wife during World War II. Through this story, it explored the topics of life, love, faith, and so on. Being and Nothingness (Being and Nothingness): It is a philosophical film that explored the problems of noumenon and metaphysics in philosophy. 6 The Truman Show: The story of a man who is completely monitored and spends his life on a fake TV show. Through this story, it explored the theme of reality and fiction, freedom and restraint. 7. The Legend of 1900: The story of a talented pianist. Through this story, it explored topics such as music, life, and friendship. 8. Intouchables: The story of a disabled tycoon and his assistant. Through this story, it explored topics such as human nature, friendship, and wealth.

Alright, here are a few introductions to the films: 1 Supporting Education This was a movie directed by Zhang Yimou, which told the story of a group of university students who went to Xizang to teach. The film emphasized the importance of education while showing the hardships of the volunteer teaching team members. 2. Movie Paradise It was a film directed by the Italian director, Bernardo Bertolucci. The movie told the story of a cinema owner who recalled his childhood in a cinema. In this movie, we saw the cinema owner's emphasis on education and his story of teaching in order to give children a better experience of watching movies. 3 "Light Snow in the Far Mountains" This was a film directed by Zhang Yimou, which told the story of a couple who went to Guizhou to teach. The film emphasized the importance of education while showing the hardships of the volunteer teaching team members. 4 Elephants This was a film directed by Jia Zhangke, which told the story of a group of volunteers who went to Shaanxi to teach.

The following is a brief introduction to a few philosophical books: The Analects of Confucius, the records of Confucius and his disciples, is regarded as one of the most important classics in ancient China. It contains many profound philosophical thoughts such as "benevolence" and "ceremony". 2 Tao Te Ching, a Taoist classic written by Lao Tzu, which elaborated on the nature of nature and the universe, the meaning of life, and moral principles. It is considered the peak of ancient Chinese philosophy. 3 Hacker and Painter-A book by Paul Graham discussed the relationship between computer technology and social philosophy, and proposed the concept of " software definition of the world ", which inspired many people to think about the impact of technology on humans. Being and Time-A book by Martin Heidegger, which explored the nature of existence and the way humans exist, proposed the concept of "Being is Freedom", which had a profound impact on modern philosophy. 5. A Short History of Mankind-A book by Yuval Harari that uses history as a clue to explore the evolution of mankind, the formation of civilization, the development of science and technology, and the direction of the future. It puts forward many insightful views.

The Turtle and the Rabbit One day, a tortoise and a rabbit ran a race together. The rabbit soon ran ahead while the tortoise kept crawling slowly. When the rabbit looked back, he saw the tortoise waiting for him at the finish line in the distance. The rabbit was very angry and said,"How can a slow turtle like you be faster than me?" The tortoise replied,"I am slow not because I am slow, but because I am moving forward." This story tells us that sometimes we may be proud and complacent because of our shortcomings and ignore our strengths. The important thing was to keep working hard and learning instead of just focusing on your own shortcomings. Bees and butterflies A bee flew to a flower field and spent a lot of time and energy collecting nectar and pollen. However, he never thought about the butterflies around him. Butterflies, on the other hand, focused on their wings and dance, constantly seeking and creating beauty. Butterflies eventually became the most popular animals in the flower field, while bees quietly busied themselves among the flowers. This story tells us that everyone has their own strengths and characteristics, and we should focus on playing our strengths instead of paying too much attention to our shortcomings. When we focus on our strengths, we become more confident and successful. 3. The philosophy of socrates Once, he visited a philosopher and asked him,"Do you know what wisdom is?" The philosopher replied,"Wisdom is that I know I don't know." " You're wrong," he said." Real wisdom is to know what you don't know and keep learning." This story tells us that learning is very important. Only by constantly learning and exploring can we continue to grow and progress. At the same time, we should keep a humble and open mind, accept other people's criticism and suggestions, and constantly reflect on ourselves and improve ourselves.

Of course, the following are a few classic European and American films: 1 The Godfather (1972) -A classic gangster movie about an Italian American gangster family. 2 The Shawshank Redemption (1994) -A film of trauma and hope about a banker who, after being wrongly convicted and imprisoned, gains freedom through his own efforts and connections. 3 Schindler's List (1993) -A film about a German businessman who saved a large number of Jewry was hailed as one of the greatest films of all time. 4 Titanic (1997) -A romantic epic film about a young couple who crossed social classes before the Titanic sank. 5 Forrest Gump (1994) -A movie about how Forrest Gump, a kind and brave man with a low IQ, succeeds in life. I hope these films will bring you a pleasant viewing experience!

Here are some classic philosophical works for beginners: 1. Sophie's World by Jostan Judd An inspiring novel that covers the major schools of thought and important philosophers in the history of Western philosophy. 2 Being and Time-Martin Heidegger This book is one of the classics of 20th-century philosophy, exploring the nature of existence and the way humans exist. 3. Nietzsche's Philosophy (Philosopher Psychologist Antichlist) -Walter Kaufmann This book was the culmination of Nietzsche's philosophy. It analyzed Nietzsche's thoughts, values, and philosophical influences in depth. 4. A Discussion on the Origin and Foundation of Inequality Among Men by Jean-Jacques Russell This book explored the origins and solutions of social injustice. It was the representative work of Russell's social contract theory. 5. The Idea-State-Platotta This book was one of the important representatives of ancient Greek philosophy, discussing the ideal social and political system. The above are some of the more classic and introductory philosophical works. If you have more needs, please feel free to ask.

The classic foreign war films were: Schindler's List (1993) Braveheart (1994) Saving Private Ryan (1998) War and Peace (The Peace Hotel, 1997) In the Name of the Father (1986) The classic foreign adventure films were: Inception (2010) 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Secret of Atlantis (2008) 3. Ultimate Agent: Ultimate Retaliation (2010) Interstellar (2014) 5. The Dark Knight (1998)