The reason why The Temple won the Oscar lies in its profound meaning, simplicity and thought-provoking. But also with imagination and skill. I like it.

Back to the point. My personal understanding is as follows:

Temples are symbols of human beliefs, not just religions.

Judging from the shock of background music and towering temples, this belief is sacred and inviolable; From the dark lens at the beginning, we can know that faith is experiencing an extraordinary crisis.

The hero walks alone, and his walking stick is the light of his inner belief. Walking in the temple, the feeling of gloomy disappointment is chilling, but we can see that the worshippers who had become attached to the temple before (that is, those who symbolized their sacrifice for their beliefs) began to wake up and even smiled with relief, because they were not successors! Walking to the front of the cliff, the original hidden crisis was finally revealed-if no one becomes a martyr, there will be no future in the world. The hero decided to sacrifice for his beliefs. At this time, the light beam in the universe shines on the temple, making the atmosphere of hope noisy. Under the irradiation of this beam of light, the original victims began to be anxious, worried about the protagonist and whether this sacrifice was effective and whether it could save the crisis. When the hero began to become a part of the temple, he undoubtedly endured great pain-his arm was broken and the root of redemption grew from his heart. Fortunately, in the end, the world is bright.

Of course, we can see that the temple behind the hero is still incomplete, which tells us that the world still needs such people to move on. This person may be you or me, but there are only humans, and it must be us. ......

I hope everyone can be frank with each other, express their opinions, brainstorm and discuss with me.