如果再勇敢一点，人生会不会不一样？后来，高圆圆反复叩问自己。曾经有一段时间，她停留在自己的舒适区，只拍了一些难度不大的爱情戏。 最近，高圆圆拍摄于2017年的电影《风林火山》上映，她在影片中饰演一个心理医生，阴郁，狠辣，野心勃勃——与现实中的高圆圆完全相反。那年她38 岁，开始尝试更有挑战性的角色。 如今迈入46岁，高圆圆的身边多了一位不断成长的女儿，她的日常生活被家庭和工作填满。她从亲密关系得到了很多滋养，但她也渴望工作，"每次工作 都有一种出来做人的感觉"。 作为演员，高圆圆认为自己过去靠的是本能，她想重新学表演，到另一条路上去看看。 高圆圆在《风林火山》中饰演刘思欣。（图/《风林火山》） 本文来自微信公众号：新周刊 （ID：new-weekly），作者：张远山，编辑：朱人奉，题图来自：视觉中国 十几年前，31岁的高圆圆在香港拍《单身男女》，第一次真正过上短暂的独居生活。可除了剧组与住处附近的菜市场，她几乎不知道去什么地方。高圆圆 觉得，她那时对世界的渴望和好奇，被怯懦掩盖了。 那是一张成为了最高级形容词的脸，大眼睛，鼻梁高挺，被很多人视为"国民初恋"。 和想象中一样，当我们在中国电影博物馆见到高圆圆时， ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of remembering historical events, particularly the atrocities of the Nanjing Massacre, through film and storytelling, highlighting the shared human experience across cultures and the ongoing relevance of anti-fascist narratives in cinema [1][6][7]. Group 1: Historical Context and Personal Reflection - The author reflects on their upbringing in the Changchun Film Studio, where exposure to anti-Japanese war films inspired a generation, including the author, to dream of heroism [3][4]. - The film "Nanjing! Nanjing!" released in 2009 is highlighted as a significant work that addresses the painful history of the Nanjing Massacre, contrasting with earlier heroic portrayals of war [5][6]. Group 2: Impact of "Nanjing! Nanjing!" - "Nanjing! Nanjing!" has received international recognition, being listed among the top 30 war films by Variety, showcasing its global resonance and the universal themes of suffering and resilience [6][7]. - The film's production was marked by emotional challenges for the cast and crew, as they grappled with the heavy historical realities depicted, leading to a profound impact on their mental well-being [5][6]. Group 3: Broader Anti-Fascist Cinema - The article notes that from 1940 to 1945, approximately 300 anti-fascist films were produced, with over 1,300 films created globally on this theme, indicating a sustained interest in documenting and reflecting on the consequences of war [7]. - The author mentions personal experiences with international actors, emphasizing the collective responsibility to tell these stories, regardless of geographical boundaries [7][8]. Group 4: Legacy and Memory - The narrative stresses the importance of preserving memories of historical events, as the last survivors of the Nanjing Massacre are aging, and their stories must be recorded for future generations [9]. - The author concludes with a call to action to remember and love, echoing sentiments shared by historical figures who documented the Chinese resistance during the war [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the significance of anti-fascist films, particularly focusing on the impact of the film "Nanjing! Nanjing!" which addresses the Nanjing Massacre and its historical implications for both Chinese and global audiences [10][11]. Group 1: Historical Context - The film "Nanjing! Nanjing!" was directed by Lu Chuan and focuses on the atrocities of the Nanjing Massacre in 1937, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll on those involved in its production [8][9]. - Since the late 1940s, many notable Chinese anti-Japanese war films have been produced, influencing generations of viewers and embedding historical narratives into popular culture [7][9]. Group 2: Global Reception and Impact - "Nanjing! Nanjing!" has received international recognition, being listed among the top 30 war films in history by Variety in 2023, indicating its resonance beyond cultural and linguistic barriers [10]. - The film's success is part of a broader trend, with over 1,300 anti-fascist films produced globally, reflecting a sustained interest in documenting and reflecting on the impacts of war and oppression [11]. Group 3: Personal Reflections and Cultural Exchange - The article includes personal anecdotes from actors involved in the film, emphasizing the emotional weight of portraying historical events and the importance of remembering and recording such narratives [9][12]. - Cultural exchanges, such as the interaction between Chinese and American actors, highlight the universal themes of memory and empathy in the context of historical atrocities [10][11].