How to treat someone's evaluation that Zhang Mazi in Let the Bullets Fly is a knight of the free world and a tragic hero?

Let the Bullets Fly is the most important movie in my heart. Among China's films (within the range I have seen in brackets), there has never been a film that gives me such a shocking thought, and there has never been a film that can discuss such a wonderful story from such a profound perspective. Whether it is scriptwriting/editing/performance, it can be called a classic in domestic commercial films. I used to hate watching some details of movies. For example, it was illogical to insist that the sentence "28% split" implied the word "* * *". But now that I think about it, the significance of the existence of movies lies in being interpreted. Does it matter whether you like Jing M Guo or Jiang Wen?

Let the Bullets Fly is set in the Republic of China. Just like the old classic saying, this is the best time and the worst time. In this era, wars are raging, people are displaced, and warlords and tyrants take turns to rule this troubled times. This is an era of despair; It is also in this troubled times that Mr. De and Mr. Sai knocked on the door of the empire, and the spirit of freedom and democracy constantly impacted this continent, and the collision between old forces and new ideas was staged all the time. This is the most open era in China for thousands of years. The story "Let the Bullets Fly" takes place under such a background, and a proposition about freedom is launched.

About Zhang Mazi (Zhang), a knight in the free world and a tragic hero. I have always thought that in this story, the horse bandits, like pirates in the era of great navigation, are symbols of freedom and adventure. (I have to praise the opening soundtrack. Joe Hisaishi's The Sun Also Rises is a perfect match even in Pirates of the Caribbean. They love exploring the new world and are unwilling to give in and compromise. They are followers of free will. "Why should I go up the mountain to be a horse bandit? It is because the legs and feet are not neat. " Of course, I prefer to think that Asako Zhang is an awakened hero in this film. When he was young, he was the captain of Cai E's pistol (Cai E is famous for the war to defend his country, which is the most powerful symbol of democracy and freedom and the most important label of Zhang Pockmarked), but years of warlord melee shattered his ideal, and he was unable to change the world and disdained to go along with these people, so he had to turn to be a horse bandit. This is in line with China's traditional Taoist thought. Just like Zhuangzi, when he is disappointed in the world, he escapes from the world and entertains himself. "I used to drag my tail in the middle." Liu Zi's death made him furious and he wanted revenge on Huang Shirang. At the moment, he is still on the border of personal freedom, and the banquet at Hongmen is the beginning of his awakening. He realized that killing Huang Shilang was just to settle personal grievances, but what he wanted was absolute victory, completely overthrowing this desperate force and destroying this man-eating machine. "Today I understand why I want to go up the mountain as a horse bandit. Because I can't afford these things. Now I can not only afford to play, but also win. " At this time, he changed from a simple individual liberal to a freedom fighter with a strong sense of justice and responsibility. He no longer wants revenge, but wants to break the shackles of the old world on people, overthrow this cannibal society and bring freedom to the world, not just himself. And such a sense of responsibility doomed his lonely and sad ending (yes, I think the ending of this movie is a tragedy). His brothers finally left him on the grounds that "it is not easy to be happy with you!" " "He likes floret, floret has left him. They can't understand such an idealistic pockmarked Zhang's pursuit of world harmony. He said, "Girl, you look better with a gun like this!" " "He missed the little flower full of ideals and wanted to be a horse bandit, but the little flower in front of him told him," Isn't the money already out? " Neither she nor they understand what he is doing. Being a hero is doomed to be lonely.

In Jiang Wen, do you think money is important to me or you are important to me or you are important to me? He replied without hesitation: "me!" After being denied, I thought for a long time, "It's still me!" He is the embodiment of the old forces. Before him, only power is eternal. He still doesn't understand Jiang Wen's ideal. He still thinks that Pockmarked Zhang is just a warrior in that story, who killed the dragon' I' and replaced it with a new dragon. However, the classic line that Jiang Wen said: "You and money are not important to me, and it is very important to me without you."

This has clearly pointed out the core metaphor of the story Let the Bullets Fly. For a liberal like Pockmarked Zhang, neither money nor power is important. What is important is a world without oppression and bondage, a world without Huang Shiro, the spiritual controller of the old forces, and a world where free will is fully reflected.

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