绿皮书作为2019年大热的影片接连斩获三座奥斯卡奖杯，收到了广泛好评。

The Green Paper won three Oscars in succession as a hot film in 2019, and received wide acclaim. Friends who have seen this movie around me have given it a high rating. However, in my opinion, the Green Paper is an ironic, racist movie. <br>The film mainly tells the story of a white man who does not have a stable job as a driver, and follows the black pianist Shirley to the south for an eight-week tour. The main purpose of the film is to show the deep-rooted racial discrimination in the United States and the friendship between black and white people of different social classes. <br>Although the friendship between Shirley and tony in the movie beyond prejudice and mutual support is touching, the atmosphere created by the whole movie makes me feel very uncomfortable. As a black man, Shirley rejects things related to black people and actively learns about the high-level etiquette of white people. He is only willing to recruit white drivers, only to interact with white people, and he is not willing to talk to black people at the bottom of the social class, and he does not want to eat fried chicken that black people like to eat. He traveled alone and broke off contact with his brother and wife. On Christmas night, he can only find his white driver for company. Imagine if Shirley is Asian, he is unwilling to associate with his fellow Asians, resist Asian food, and dislike Asian culture. Will we sympathize with his experience and appreciate this movie? I am afraid that only white people would like to watch such a tolerant movie that extols white people.

The Green Paper has received wide acclaim for winning three Oscars in a row as the hot film of 2019. My friends around me who have seen the film have highly rated it. But, to me, the Green Paper is an ironic and racist film.<br>The film focuses on the story of a white man with no steady job, tony, as a driver, who follows the black pianist Sherry to the South for an eight-week tour. The main purpose of the film is to show the deep-rooted racial discrimination in America in the last century and the friendship between blacks and whites of different social classes.<br>While the film's friendship between Sherry and Tony transcending prejudice and supporting each other is touching, the atmosphere created by the whole film makes me feel uncomfortable. As black, Sherry was excluded from things related to blackness, actively learning about white high-level etiquette. He was only willing to hire white drivers, only to socialize with white people, not to talk to blacks at the bottom of the social class, not to eat fried chicken that blacks like dingyed. He came alone and broke off contact with his brother and wife. On Christmas night, he had to go to his white driver and seek company. Imagine if Shirley were Asian, and he didn't want to associate with his fellow Asians, resist Asian food, and resent Asian culture, would we sympathize with his experience and enjoy the film? This kind of film that extolls the tolerance of white people is probably only white people willing to watch it.

Green book, as a hot film in 2019, has won three Oscars in succession, and has been widely praised. All my friends who have seen the film around me give it a high appraisal. But in my opinion, the green book is a satirical and racist movie.<br>The movie mainly tells the story of Tony, a white gangster who has no stable job, as a driver, following sherry, a black pianist, to the south for eight consecutive weeks. The main purpose of the film is to show the deep-rooted racial discrimination and the friendship between black and white people of different social classes in America in the last century.<br>Although the friendship between Shirley and Tony that transcends prejudice and supports each other in the movie is moving, the atmosphere created by the whole movie makes me feel very uncomfortable. Shirley, as a black, rejects things related to black people, and actively learns the high etiquette of white people. He is only willing to hire white drivers, only willing to associate with white people, and not willing to talk with black people at the bottom of the social class, not willing to eat fried chicken that black people like to eat. He was alone and cut off from his brother and wife. On Christmas night, he could only find his white driver for company. Imagine if Shirley is Asian, and he doesn't want to associate with his Asian compatriots, conflict with Asian food and disgust with Asian culture, will we still sympathize with him and enjoy the movie? I'm afraid that only white people would like to watch this kind of film that extols white people's tolerance.<br>