The short videos I watched from all dynasties

Chapter 269 Watching the movie "Red River Valley" ①

A friend came to Li Ranran's house to play, and the two discussed finding a movie to watch. Li Ranran thought that he had opened a 13-station membership, of course, it couldn't be opened for nothing, so he searched for movies that interested him in the film and television area of ​​13-station video.

"What type do you want to watch?" Li Ranran asked her friend while searching for videos.

My friend, biting a piece of fruit in his mouth, mumbled, "It's up to you."

Li Ranran had no choice but to look for videos based on his own and his friend's preferences... Li Ranran liked to watch war-themed movies, while his friend only liked to watch movies with high ratings and preferably ones without any romance in them.

"The heroine of this movie is your favorite star, why don't you watch this?" Li Ranran handed the laptop to his friend, who glanced at the name and nodded excitedly.

"OK."

[Red River Valley]

(Movie Synopsis: A man rescued a woman who was worshipped by villagers as a rain god. The two drifted to a Tibetan tribe, where they met a beautiful Tibetan princess. Later, the British expedition team encountered danger in the snowy mountains. Jones and Rockman were also rescued by Tibetans and stayed in Tibet to recuperate...)

[Emperor Wu of Han Liu Che: Tibetan?]

[Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty: What is there to see in such a vicious place?]

[Zhao Pu in the third year of Song Kaibao: Outsiders stranded in Tibetan tribes probably won’t survive for long...]

[Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Xuanye: This cover, and the presence of British people... is it something that happened in the late Qing Dynasty?]

【1900

An old lady holding a hand-cranked prayer wheel in her hand and carrying a little boy on her back, walking slowly...

The old lady seemed to be talking to herself or to the little boy on her back.

"When the Snow Mountain Goddess Everest was born, she was a shell in the sea. It took a long time for her to grow into a beautiful goddess. She has ten Snow Mountain sisters. Among her children, she has three best brothers. The eldest is named Yellow River, the second is named Yangtze River, and the youngest is named Yarlung Zangbo River..."]

＜Childhood Memories＞

＜When I was a kid, my teacher let me go in class＞

＜Beautiful pictures＞

＜The lines are well written＞

[Ming Chenghua Emperor Zhu Jianshen: In 1900, there were still 12 years until the fall of the Qing Dynasty.]

[Emperor Daoguang of Ming Dynasty Aisin-Gioro Minning: Hum...]

[Tang Taizong Li Shimin: Is the main theme of this film about national unity?]

[Emperor Wu of Han Liu Che: It should be, the Yarlung Zangbo River is shown in the Tibet region on the map]

[A ridiculous sacrifice is going on. In order to pray for rain, the villagers tied up two girls as sacrifices and wanted to throw them into the Yellow River.

One of the girls had been chained and tied to a millstone and thrown into the Yellow River.

Another girl who was sacrificed, Xue'er, said pessimistically: "In the next life, I will be a pig or a dog, and never a woman again."

At this moment, Xueer's brother led several revolutionaries and rescued Xueer from the crowd.

They ran away, but after a few gunshots, everyone fell to the ground, and only Xueer and her brother were left. They ran to the center of the single-plank bridge, but they saw villagers holding guns in front of the bridge.

Xueer snatched the knife from her brother's hand. As the villagers approached her, she cut the rope of the single-plank bridge and died with them.

＜Ah, the first thing they did was to perform a human sacrifice＞

＜Ximen Bao in the Warring States period knew not to offer human sacrifices to pray for rain＞

＜I am so angry, feudal superstition really does harm to people!!!＞

＜Fuck, the people watching are all men, and the one being tied up for sacrifice is a woman.＞

＜It’s not worth sacrificing so many people just to save one person＞

＜Great job! Let’s all do the sacrifice together!＞

[Emperor Zhengde of Ming Dynasty Zhu Houzhao: Isn’t it the late Qing Dynasty? The men’s hair here is not shaved into a yin-yang style!]

[Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houcong: The pigtail is still there, and the control in remote areas should not be so strict]

[Song Zhezong Zhao Xu: Maybe it’s because it was the late Qing Dynasty, so we couldn’t control it even if we wanted to [cover our face]]

[Princess Taiping of Wu Zhou: Well done, little girl! Ha, the Qing Dynasty was ignorant and stupid, using human sacrifices... Why can't men be used?!]

[Qin Shi Huangdi Thirty Years Fusu: Ximen Bao's governance of Ye, didn't the people of the Qing Dynasty know about this?]

[Zuo Zongtang, 19th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty: Hmm... I know. Villagers in remote areas still believe in God more.]

After the single-plank bridge was cut, Xueer was carried to the bank of the Yarlung Zangbo River by the river. The grandmother who was carrying the little boy Gaga found Xueer and asked Gesang to carry Xueer back home.

Grandma asked Xueer: "Child, what is your name?"

Xue'er looked at the setting sun and said, "Xue'er."

When grandma heard the name, she kept muttering: "Xherdawa...Xherdawa..."

In this way, Xueer, a Han girl, integrated into a Tibetan family.

They often run together on the grass and make pilgrimages to the holy mountain together! 】

＜We have arrived in Tibet＞

＜Wow, the Tibetans’ Mandarin was so good at that time＞

＜No, you are still finding faults in a movie?! If you like it, watch it. If you don’t like it, leave in the upper right corner!＞

＜Dawa means moon＞

＜Prostration, pilgrimage!＞

＜Religion...tsk, those monks are just a bunch of unproductive parasites!＞

＜What I want to express here is that religion also represents their yearning for the future and is a kind of sustenance＞

[Emperor Zhengde of Ming Dynasty: Snow Mountain! It really is a snow mountain!]

[Ming Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang: Why are you so excited!]

[Emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao: There shouldn’t be any in Beijing. Oh, I really want to go and see this place with my own eyes.]

[Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houcong: Cousin, last time you said you were going to Jiangnan, have you done so?]

[Ming Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao: ...You have to ask!]

[Two British people entered Tibet under the guidance of a tour guide, conducting a so-called investigation and research, but in fact they were surveying maps in preparation for invasion.

The translator who led them asked them not to speak loudly, otherwise it would anger the god.

Rockman sneered and asked Jones beside him to translate his words to him: "Tell him that we are scientists and we are here to visit God."

Jones relayed the words to the translator truthfully, but he was more worried: "If you don't follow the rules, you will offend God."

The two sides argued endlessly, and Rockman said nonchalantly: "I think it's time to change the rule." While speaking, he pointed the spear in his hand at the translator and the guide.

As soon as Jones finished translating, Rockman pointed his gun and fired a shot into the air.

After the bang, everyone present except the British showed fear. Not long after, the snow mountain collapsed with a rumble, heading towards Jones and his group.

＜Fuck, invading other countries under the pretext of archaeology to engage in aggression and colonization＞

＜Talking loudly may cause an avalanche, locals do not know why and regard it as punishment from God＞

＜He also called us barbarians???＞

＜It is well known that the British are "civilized barbarians"＞

＜Scientists, how ignorant and arrogant!＞

＜Oh my god, I just feel sorry for those Tibetans, Nepalese and Sherpa guides＞

[Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Minning: Britain’s actions are too sinister]

[Su Shi, the third year of Song Xining: Huh?! We are called barbarians??? What a joke!]

[Li Jing in the third year of Tang Zhenguan: Remember, loud noises can easily trigger avalanches]

[Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty Aisin-Gioro Xuanye: Well, it fits my impression of foreigners]

[Huo Qubing in the fifth year of Yuanshou in the Han Dynasty: The scene of the avalanche is so shocking!]

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