On American Ideological Conceptions and Values from Forrest Gump 从阿甘正传看美国价值观与信仰问题.docVIP

On American Ideological Conceptions and Values from Forrest Gump Abstract: Films can reflect the life of people, ideas and even values. Though a film, the viewer can understand the people who come from different countries about the way of life and their attitudes towards the life. The legend experience of the main character Gump from the American film Forrest Gump has leaved a deep impression on us. From this film we have known the ideological conceptions and values which are inherited generation by generation in America. This paper aims to analyze the American ideas and values which are reflected from Forrest Gump, including the American dream, the American optimism and the American belief. Key words: Forrest Gump; American ideas; values; American dream; optimism; religious faith 摘要：电影反映人们的生活，思想观念和价值观。透过电影，观赏者可以了解到不同国家人们的生活方式和他们对待生活的态度。美国电影《阿甘正传》中的主人公阿甘一生的传奇经历，给我们留下了非常深刻的印象。通过这部电影，我们了解到了美国世代传承的思想观念和价值观。本文旨在分析《阿甘正传》这部电影所反映的这些美国思想观念和价值观，包括美国梦、美国信仰观以及美国人的乐观主义。 关键词：《阿甘正传》；美国思想观念；价值观；乐观主义；宗教信仰观 The Introduction of Forrest Gump Forrest Gump was born in the southern United States Alabama the green bough county town in the middle of the last century. For the premature death of his father, Forrest was raised by his mother alone. Forrest’s mother always used her own words to teach Forrest about things happening in daily life. His IQ is only 75, but for his running talent he successfully finished college and joined the army, then to the Vietnam War. In the army, he met the ‘shrimp fan’ Bubba and Lieutenant Dan Taylor who was always jumpy. However, Bubba was killed in the Vietnam War and Lieutenant Dan lost both legs. Fortunately, Forrest Gump became a war hero because he had saved others in the war. By turning back home, he bought a ship and began to shrimp in order to fulfill the promise of Bubba. After a series of chance occurrences, not only has he resolved the complaints with Lieutenant Dan, but also somehow has accumulated a massive assets. But money is not the thing wh