From Chongqing University Lin

The film tells the story of a black pianist and an initially racist who drovetogether on a piano tour in the American South. Don traveledto the racist South to change people's discrimination against blacks with his talent.Tony was forced to drive for Don because of unemployment. During the journey, Tang who livedin the upper society and Tony who livedin the bottom of society hadhuge differences in ideas, habits and concepts. Theyhadexperienced a series of interesting and troublesomeevents in the journey. Tony warmedTang's depressed heart with sincerity whileTang wonTony's respect with his persistence and firmness.

Green Book is a film that deeply reflects society and humanity. It makes me feel the hardships and courage of people in that era. In addition, it also let me see the light and dark in human nature. The film made me deeply reflect on my position and role in society andvalue dignity in life more.

From my perspective, "Green Book" is not only a movie, but also a social epic about courage, dignity and love. It mademe see the infinite possibilities of human beings in difficulties and full of hope and expectation for the future. This film made me realize that as long as we have the courage to face, challenge and change. We can find our own green book, find our own dignity and freedom.

On a deep level, the Green Book in the film was a travel guide for black people at the time, listing hotels and restaurants where they could stay safely. This detail not only has the historical significance also makes people think about whether there are still different forms of "green book" in today's society, which invisibly restricts the freedom and rights of a certain group.

Overall, Green Book is a movie worth watching. It shows the complexity and diversity of human nature with real and touching stories, and also calls for people to have more understanding and tolerance in their lives, breaking the "green skin" of race, color, sexual orientation and other all kinds of things.