Movie Thought on Bushido

Regarding the idea of ​​a movie about Bushido, I can not quite explain my opinion on this movie. I do not know what is going on throughout the movie. It tells eloquent messages to everyone, especially for men. People in the movie are emerging as greedy and selfish living creatures. They are just delusions, they are eager to pursue their dreams and seek wealth and fame. It occurred during the war when the group of arrogant soldiers threatened the village and another village kidnapped the men for military purposes.

I am interested in Bushido, moral and honorary principles of soldiers. It also evoked an interest in the philosophical genre of Stoic philosophy and an ascetic lifestyle. I purchased a beautiful picture version of Hagakure. Especially one of my attractions was a list of dock precepts called Miyamoto Musashi. We can not deny that this is a simple rule of 21. Over the past few years, I attempted to follow them, tried to fix them and add them, I think this will allow me to improve myself as much as I can. For ease of understanding and organization, I will divide it into separate parts.

Understanding Bushido codes is an important property in learning Japanese history. Bushido formed the warrior's life, and this time the warrior affected the rest of society. Culture codes and Bushido codes meet at various levels and often fuse together to form strong cultural statements. The most important aspect of the Bushido code is the relationship between Confucianism and farmers. This religious loyalty has maintained the general regime of the general over the years, and after the last dissolution, the Bushido continued. Through the process of empireizing Asia, Japan has maintained its ideal as a powerful owner responsible for taking care of disadvantaged farmers. Soldiers of war imitated many traditional samurai traditions. After the war and after the war, Japan shifted to industrialization, became a large company of a global corporate group, and many samurai principles were executed.