Je découvre aussi cette culture grâce à ce film. La photographie est magnifique. Je suis néophyte par rapport aux costumes mais je pense comme vous que chaque détail a son importance.
I resent the fact that husbands don’t cherish their daughters,think about it if not for daughters,how they would males would be able to be born.Females are not appreciated enough,how would males would be in this world if not for them,we know that males don’t procreate with each other ,so men stop it with this business of having sons only,we need daughters too ,let’s start appreciating your daughters too for once.
That does not means they not appreciate female. China hard life forced it. Today in China, it is a different story. What do you do to fight for survivals?
I enjoyed the repeated symbology of the rooster trying to impregnate the hens. The first such incident might have inspired the film director, or the writer to repeatedly show this behavior.
There were two roosters. The dominant one and the subservient one. They both contribute to the wellbeing of the coop. And the subservient one usually ends up having an offspring or two.
This show how the old generation of hakka were so stupid. We in Singapore were lucky to have a good hakka son who created Singapore into a world class today.
