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段欣宜
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李逸伟
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袁春阳220140693
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罗炳勇
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罗涛220140564
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220340252李洪岚
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庞璐瑶This is a film about time travel. In New York in 2005, people were obsessed with moon development, and time travel was still a "science fiction" theme. In 2037, the moon was blown to pieces by fanatics, so that 800,000 years later, the moon was still the same strange appearance, like a pile of rubble, so that the sky after 800,000 years, just like a foreign country... Although there is a Hollywood-like "hopeful" ending, I still worry that the professor will miss the moon of his hometown because of a wisp of deja vu moon. "We all have our own so-called time machines, right? What takes us back to the past is called memories, and what keeps us going is called dreams.
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程泽阳
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刘奕辰The higher the development of science and technology, the greater the existential crisis of mankind will be. Therefore, in the Time Machine, Wells sounded the alarm for the development of modern society in the form of science fiction, reminding people to pay attention to the dual construction of material civilization and spiritual civilization in the process of development, or they will repeat the mistakes of Eloi and Morlock. Despite Wells's pessimism about the future of mankind, this does not mean that Wells has lost all faith in it. "The two white flowers he brought back proved that even in the age of human decline, warmth still lives in the heart of man," the novel concludes. This sentence conveys Welles's ideal and moral aspirations to the reader: as long as the warmth of human beings is not lost, the soul is not empty, and the progress of human nature is accompanied by the development of science and civilization, there is hope for mankind.
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刘奕辰The higher the development of science and technology, the greater the existential crisis of mankind will be. Therefore, in the Time Machine, Wells sounded the alarm for the development of modern society in the form of science fiction, reminding people to pay attention to the dual construction of material civilization and spiritual civilization in the process of development, or they will repeat the mistakes of Eloi and Morlock. Despite Wells's pessimism about the future of mankind, this does not mean that Wells has lost all faith in it. "The two white flowers he brought back proved that even in the age of human decline, warmth still lives in the heart of man," the novel concludes. This sentence conveys Welles's ideal and moral aspirations to the reader: as long as the warmth of human beings is not lost, the soul is not empty, and the progress of human nature is accompanied by the development of science and civilization, there is hope for mankind.