Harvest wisdom and kindness from the play. 
Many people have seen the movie Aladdin ’s magic lamp, and were moved by the sincere and beautiful love in it. In fact, the selling point of this movie is not only love, but also the philosophy & life side it conveys, especially the third wish It's very touching.
When Aladdin made his first wish, he asked the Elf why he didn't set himself free, and the Elf said he needed the owner's wish to realize his freedom. But the Elf also said that everyone is greedy, and the promises are money, love, or power and strength.
No one makes a wish to restore his freedom. Aladdin then stated that his last wish would give him freedom. The ending of the story Aladdin really fulfilled his promise and gave the Elf freedom. At this point, the movie gives a close-up shot.
The Elf does not believe that Aladdin will fulfill his promise, because he has become accustomed to human #greed and #selfishness, and no longer has illusions about his freedom, so he reminds him. Aladdin: You only have one last wish.
You can make a wish to delete the law that the Princess can only marry the Prince, and he can do it. You can make a wish, become a prince again, and become a real Prince and Princess, and he can do it.
But Aladdin had no choice. He solemnly fulfilled his promise and gave the Elf in the magic lamp the freedom. At the moment when he made his wish, the Elf couldn't believe that his shackles had disappeared and embraced Aladdin with tears in his eyes.
Obviously, for thousands of years in the magic lamp, no one can put himself in the thought of others, and Aladdin did it. He felt the #kindness, #friendliness, #tolerance and #sacrifice of human beings.
You know, once the last wish is fulfilled Aladdin is likely to never catch up with the princess again and return to the thief's mixed life. But Aladdin did not. Aladdin chose to help others. The philosophical meaning...
of this film is then promoted to a high level: in an era of materialistic flow, everyone is busy fulfilling their desires selfishly, but there are always people who are kind and want to give others freedom and beauty. It is a diamond-like quality in human nature.
#worthknowing
#worthknowing
Although the fairy tale ended, so does the movie, but in real life, who can restrain human greed and shame? Presumably, most people are just asking for more money, beauty and rights in the third wish!
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