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Brokeback Mountain is a translation and Brokeback Mountain is a metaphor.

In ancient China, the love between men and women was called "Brokeback", so "Brokeback" also implied a love movie between men and women.

Brokeback Mountain is set in Wyoming, USA. Brokeback Mountain is a real place name in Wyoming, USA.

Some people point out that the original English name "BrokebackMountain" should be translated into "Brokeback Mountain", while others think that "Brokeback Mountain" explains the meaning of "brotherhood" more accurately.

Memories: Brokeback Mountain follows the original intention.

The original English name of this film is Brokeback Mountain. Literally, "broken" means "broken" and "back" means "back". Therefore, it is suggested that the literal translation of Brokeback Mountain is not only accurate, but also more sad. More importantly, Ang Lee chose Brokeback Mountain in Taiwan Province Province and the promotional film. As for why there is a translation of Brokeback Mountain, they think it may be because "arm" is a polyphonic word with the pronunciation of "Bei", so someone translated it into Brokeback Mountain according to the pronunciation.

Arm Fan: Brokeback Mountain embodies brotherhood.

The story of Brokeback Mountain is very touching. Many movie fans say Brokeback Mountain is definitely not a mistranslation, which is exactly what director Ang Lee meant. Chinese compares "brother" to "hand and foot". Losing a brother is like losing a hand and a foot. That's what "broken arm" means. As for Brokeback Mountain, it feels a little creepy, and from the cultural point of view of China, it is hard for people to think of the deep feelings between "brothers".

Expert: Literal translation is better than "broken back"

Regarding the dispute between "Brokeback Mountain" and "Brokeback Mountain", the famous translator Qian Shaochang expressed his preference for Brokeback Mountain. "In fact, the word brokeback is not standardized, but many words used in American place names are not standardized, which is also related to the historical background. Judging from the title of the film, it should be translated into Brokeback Mountain, and back has no arm. " At the same time, Professor Qian also thinks that the reason why Brokeback Mountain is said is probably that it was wrongly transmitted at the beginning.