The weight of life! To save one person is to save the world!

Rating: 8/10 (22 March 2020)

There was so much in this three-hour movie that really stuck in my head, in my bones.
We've all seen a lot of movies about world war ii, but if we had to pick the most memorable, schindler's list would be on the list. This is a magnificent movie, in this movie, I can strongly feel the weight of life! To save one person is to save the world!
In the whole film, the most striking thing for me is not the tragic scene of burning bodies, nor the panic and despair in the gas chamber, but a relatively ordinary morning. This morning, a group of poor jews were working like cattle and horses on the electricity grid in a German district. And the governor of the precinct, goff?
He was standing bare-chested on the balcony outside his bedroom, hunched over the jews he commanded. In the bedroom behind him, his girl was fast asleep. After stretching his muscles, goff strolled back to the house and picked up a sniper rifle, aimed it at the slightly slower jews in the distance, and killed them all. He cocked his head, a cigarette in his mouth, and his expression was calm.
Each shot disturbed goff's sleep. She tried all she could to keep her ears out of the noise, but it failed, and she was miserable -- miserable because the noise disturbed her sleep. It was not an emergency, but part of their daily lives. The killing no longer had any excitement in their minds, and this unusual event was considered the norm. This, I feel, is a hundred times more evil than the killing itself.
Where there is war, there are heroes. Life in the camp was as cheap as cattle, trampled on at will. The plight of the jews is deplorable, and the bitter cost of the war unbearable. Human nature is confused in the war. As schindler said, war always highlights the ugly side of human nature. We also see the Nazi soldiers' disregard for life and wanton killing of innocent polish jews.
Fortunately, we also see that the merciless nature of the war brings out the best in schindler. He was the representative of the cold - blooded capitalist who made a huge amount of money in the war with his clever brain and cheap labor. But he was a man of conscience, who saved the jews again and again and brought them to his refuge.
At the end of the film, when I received the gold ring of surviving jews sent to him, on the Hebrew: save a person, is to save a world, the collapse of Mr Schindler mood, since always thought I have done good justice success also lost to weak and frustration, he said, pointing to their own cars, said it can and Goethe officers in 10 people, pointing to his own brooch, said that in 2 people, even more.
He was in tears, complaining that he had not worked hard enough to make more money, and that he had been able to save just over 1,100 jews. That scene really moved me. Before losing his fortune and going on the road to exile, Mr. Schindler finally fully showed his greatness and, I am sure, his great love for all innocent human beings.
At that moment, I really want to cry. The truly great are never proud of their merits, but still review their shortcomings as a sin. In fact, Mr. Schindler was, as the ring aptly said, the brightest light of the darkest days. Each name on schindler's list is the weight of life!