2009年,大学课堂,一部名为《海豚湾》的纪录片结束放映,全班同学面色沉重,甚至有人释放出了压抑的哭声。这部片子记录了日本太地町当地的渔民每年捕杀海豚的经过。海湾一角,海豚哀声四起,渔民笑谈交流,放眼望去,蓝绿的海水瞬间变成触目的红色,海豚尸体在水中浮上浮下。2015年,“鲨鱼与人类”当代中国艺术展上,当我看到充满哲理和张力而又触目惊心的“鲨鱼”艺术展品时,再次被震撼并感到羞 In 2009, university class, a documentary entitled “Dolphin Bay” ended the screening, classmates looking heavy, and some even released a repressed cry. This film chronicles the annual killings of dolphins by fishermen in Taiwanese town. In the corner of the bay, the dolphins lament, fishermen talk and talk and look around. The blue-green sea water instantly turns red and the dolphin’s body floats in the water. In 2015, Sharks and Mankind was shocked and ashamed again when I saw the “philosophical and tense” shocking “Sharks” art exhibit at Contemporary Chinese Art Exhibition