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  • 1. "Aniara"
  • 2. The Boss Has Aniara, a high-definition video online viewing resource starring Emily Johnson
  • 3. English experts can help me listen to the lyrics of the great escape Seventh Wonder. I can’t find the lyrics no matter how I look for them...
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"Aniara"


"Aniara" is an epic work by Swedish poet, novelist, essayist, and playwright Harry Martinson (1904-1978), including 103 poems. This work played a major role in Martinsson and another Swedish writer Eyvind Johnson sharing the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1974. It was called "the song of the planet of our time" by literary critics. When most people were still appreciating and enjoying the fruits of modern industrial civilization, he was like a prophet, using literary form to warn all mankind of ecological imbalance. "Aniala" is actually a representative work of this kind of warning. The name "Aniara" comes from the ancient Greek word "aniaros", which means "in distress" or "in distress". In recent years, with the enhancement of human awareness of environmental protection and concern for the future of the earth and the destiny of mankind, the significance of Martinsson's works has been recognized by more knowledgeable people, and its international influence has also increased. A variety of works have also appeared in "Aniala" Translations, including Japanese and Vietnamese. The current publication of Chinese translations naturally follows this trend. "Aniara" was published in 1956, and its writing began in 1953. During World War II, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Soon after, the Soviet Union also tested its first atomic bomb in 1949. The confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, the capitalist world competing against the communist camp, capital and totalitarianism fighting each other, and the intensification of the Cold War put the entire world under the threat of nuclear war. This situation had a great impact on the development of Martinsson's thoughts. He was worried about the destruction of the earth. . This concern was one of his motivations for writing this long poem. Another motivation that prompted Martinsson to write this poem was his love of observing celestial bodies with an astronomical telescope, and he found the Andromeda constellation (Andromedagalaxen) in the starry sky on a clear summer night. Martinsson was amazed by what he saw. In a dreamlike and even obsessed state, he wrote 29 poems, summarized in "Songs about Doris and Mima" (S02ngen om Doris och Mima). The title was published in the literary journal "Cikada" (Cikada) in 1953. These poems later became the initial basis of "Aniala". The poet continued to add new works until it was published as a book in 1956. It is said that traveling into space is also a poet's dream wish, so when Sweden's first space astronaut Christer Fuglesang took off, he specially took the "Aniala" poetry collection and audio CD with him to symbolize the poet's dream. realization. "Aniala" is first of all a narrative poem. It describes that human beings were forced to leave in a spaceship and migrate to other planets because the earth was poisoned by radioactive substances. However, the Aniala spacecraft frequently suffered accidents and lost control, leaving its original location. The crew was helpless to set a course and could only let the spacecraft fall in the endless vastness of space, facing the fate of ultimate destruction. Nowadays, people who have watched science fiction space movies such as "Star Wars" may no longer be surprised by the description of space in "Aniara". However, at the time when Martinsson wrote this poem, people's understanding of space was still very limited. , space makes people feel mysterious, so this poem gave people a strange and refreshing feeling at the time, and it was an avant-garde work of space literature. "Aniara" shows the poet's strong interest in natural science. It seems to be classified as a science fiction work, but in fact it is still a literary metaphor and a reflection on the predicament of human existence. The subtitle is "A review of human beings in time and space." It shows the author's intention in this regard. Compared with the existentialism that was flourishing in Europe at that time, Martinsson's thinking not only focused on personal survival crises, not only expressed the absurdity of life, but also focused on the future of mankind as a whole and the fate of the earth. It was a concern for the natural environment and It criticizes totalitarianism, so it has a broader vision and mind, and is more rational, without losing its rich and even wild imagination. Moreover, in terms of the poet's concerns about the earth's environment and his warnings to mankind, this work is also a pioneer of world environmental literature, so it is called a Cassandra-style work (Cassandra is an ancient Greek mythology A person who can foresee future disasters). In the poet's opinion, the greatest disaster on earth comes from human beings themselves. In No. 26 he writes: People are prepared for almost any disaster, whether it's fire, storm or frost, just about any situation you can think of. The harm to human beings is irresistible. And in the 100th poem, he also hinted that the earth itself, where humans live, is an "Aniala" that will be destroyed: The cruelty of space is far less cruel than that of human beings, and the cruelty of human beings is even more unmatched. Death rows can be seen everywhere on the earth. The desolate stone builds a high wall to enclose the prisoner's soul. The cold stone hears the answer in the silence: Here is the human master. This is the Aniala. "Aniara" has become a landmark poem in the history of Swedish literature with its profound thoughts, grand structure and rich imagination. ——Excerpted from the foreword by translator Wan Zhi

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《Aniara Aniara》


Director: Hugo Lilja, Pella Kagerman


Screenwriter: Hugo Lilja, Pella Kagerman, Harry Martinson


Starring: Arvin Kananian, Emily Johnson, Jamil Drissi, Pablo Salvador N.G.


Genre: Drama, Science Fiction


Country/Region of Production: Sweden, Denmark


Languages: Swedish, Spanish, English


Release date: 2018-09-07 (Toronto Film Festival), 2019-02-01 (Sweden)


Length: 106 minutes


Also known as: Star Trek: Aniara


Aniara is one of many spacecraft used to transport Earth's population to their new home planet Mars. But as Aniara leaves the destroyed Earth, she collides with an asteroid and is knocked down. Aniara's passengers slowly realize that they can never go back; they will move on forever in an empty, cold universe. Swedish Nobel Prize winner Harry Martinson wrote in 1956


"Annela". The novel has been translated into several languages, including Danish, Finnish, English, Russian, Czech, Arabic, Japanese and most recently Chinese. It has been performed as an opera and several theater productions, but has never been filmed. In Aniara's inexorable journey toward destruction, there is one warning that cannot be emphasized enough. There is only one earth. We only have one life. Therefore, we must take responsibility for our actions and constantly protect our environment and humanity. If we don't do this, the Earth will soon become.


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English experts, please help me listen to the lyrics of the great escape Seventh Wonder. I can't find the lyrics no matter how I search...


(I. ...And the earth wept)
I tuck you in ever so gently
Still you cried and turned from me
You stepped on my heart
I forgave just like mothers do
From under your shoes I still carried you
Soon my body will burn into ashes and dust
And rain will turn all that glitters to rust
One last pill for the pain
Sit down let me explain ...
Why my bruises stay
My child I know you never meant to...
These scars just won't fade away
and I'm sure you never knew
I give up, I give in
Help December let a new year begin
Take what's left
And move on
Fly away
Be gone...
( II. Poisoned Land
[Instrumental])
(III. Leaving home)
The morrow winds blow and herald a time
when man will be damned for all his crime
We all were too bold, now we all can see
how the lifegiver's bleeding to death before me
I am packing my bags, I', waiting in line
This tragedy forces us away from this land
As I board this creature of steel,
I kiss her good bye, give her time to heal
(IV. Take-off)
Loud sirens wail to send a
goldonder towards the light
Leaving the ground we bathe in starlight,
while heading for oceans of night
Safe in Aniara's warm and tender care we ride
Eight thousand hearts that fled the fires
for a life at a distant home
(V. A Turn for the worse)
A swerve to clear the Hondo stone
(Now we proclaim it known)
took u s off course came too wide of Mars to
turn back home
There's no turning back, guiding units broke
and cracked
We will never win this game
From pledges and bonds, our system of suns
locked down its vaulted gateway
In thousands of years ram through the final frontier
The Lyre greets us there
Our ship at drift into the void
Through nothingness deployed
With an empty stare become aware
-our lives destroyed
Fears are hard to hide, prayi ng as denial subsides
We can never win this game
From pledges and bonds, our system of suns
locked down its vaulted gateway
In thousands of years ram through the final frontier
A moth to a flame
(VI. A new balance)
Glass-like is the stare encircling us
The systems of stars hang frozen still
...a gaze through the window
Six years down the line we still feign dawn and sunset
but space no light will spawn
...eternally darker
Now setti ng sails,
but never know the worlds she's treading
where the life belongs
Mima lead the way;
Shine your light, be the beacon of hope at night,
be our guide, I need what you're doing to me
Shine your light, blind us when reality bites
We so need the magic she does
I asked me a question, -no reply
I dream me a life and live a lie
...dream me a nightmare
I traveled the stars but passed them by,
for trapped on Aniara here was
...alw ays been leaving
We sit and stare,
at all the marvels that she brings us
Lights the life in you
Mima lead the way;
Shin your light, be the beacon of hope at night
Perfect grace in the barren house of space
Shine your light, blind us when reality bites
Mima, save us from seeing ourselves
(VII.Death of the Goddesses)
Inside the Mima's eyes, we lived our lives
Then like an arrow through this jest
destiny sent us a greeting from home, let u s see:
-We have no home anymore
While Mima showed the final war
her circuits bled and fried as our mother died
She's darkened by our sin,
we begin to realize it
When I saw home so blue, be torn in two
all by the hands of her own child
Humanity, -the festering cancer that
dug her own grave
We have no home anymore
While Mima showed the final war
her circuits bled and fried, -seems she too will die
-Our haven's dying
I c ouldn't stop them if I tried
As they all rushed to see her die
Chaos, panic, people fight
I can't see, I will not, I won't
Our way of life is overthrown
Is there really no way? Let us turn back time.
(VIII. The age of confusion: Despair)
In the deafening silence people mourn,
we've cried us a river
Who knows where all laughter be?
On whom we place the blame?
Her demise was theirs!
Stained by their disease her screen recedes
Our real eyes realized
they beguile us all with their minds
(IX. The age of confusion: Lust)
Our lusting flesh and piety,
all coexist in the mist
Put aside your chastity
unveiling skin, magical sin
Controls the pile of heaving flesh,
a twisted queen;
"sleep with me and work the loins
The mind will stray, yield to life "
(X. The age of confusion: Reason)
And as the orgies all fade
and lust no longer attracts
then the brain will subdue the flesh,
put the focus on facts
Human brain was a shameful part,
low names were high for loins and for breast
Us Hades may harvest,
fully at its behest
(XI. The aftermath)
I still cry and I still miss her
I was just a little boy
running through the endless garden of our home
Away -some say never, ever
we'll leave this god forsake place
and ten thousand shivers
remain as we part
We'r e holding on, within our cradle of confusion
We paint no rainbows in the dark
No one will ever see us fade away
O for so long, I was the wielder of illusions
Our goddess gave in when she saw
that we had killed the earth and burst to flames
Every smile on every face
fell and crashed onto the floor
All alone in the world crying desperately
Away -some say never, ever we'll leave this god forsaken place
and ten thousand shivers
rema in as we part
We're holding on, within our cradle of confusion
We paint no rainbows in the dark
No one will ever see us fade away
Oh for so long, I was the wielder of illusions
but there's no hiding what we are
We are the plague of all,
-for humanity there is no cure
God and Satan hand in hand
through this badland
took a flight uphill and down from man,
a king with ashen crown
(XII. Dining on ashes)
What we reap is what we sow
Naked our truth smugly glows
We leave all games behind, because;
It took twenty years to come and go
Then only did we all know
and see how wrinkled and jaded we had grown
Looking out the window
but there's nothing new
Only darkness stares at you
I would die to see the rain below the rainbow,
just like others do
We crown the skies with our tiara;
-the life and fate of Aniara
We write an endless symphony
Now thousands were weeping
and hundreds cried in dismay;
-Twenty years today!
Repenting sinners pray
Easy come and easy go,
We could have had it all you know
Man's final day is here
Search for silver dig for gold
His desires now untold
Looking out the window,
all that he can see;
his own reflection's final plea;
"I would die to see the rain below the rainbow,
just like others do"
We crown the skies with our tiara;
-the life and fate of Aniara
We write an endless symphony
Now thousands were weeping
and hundreds cried in dismay;
-Twenty years today!
Repenting sinners will wither and fade
(XIII. The curtain falls)
Gladness fleeting, by whims and luck
-That is the way of life
Looking, searching our hearts
to find the "why " of it all
Finding no way to our home
See, in silence we faded. Our great escape;
-twenty fo ur years inside
Looking, searching our ship
for life but just dust
falls on the graves of all
The halls of our ship now are void of all but death
Our lives have passed ,
our hearts were broken by the endless dark
Our new paradise,
the one to replace the one we burned so bad
The god we hoped for left profaned,
all wounded and forlorn on the home we scarred
Now here I stand, my dear,
one heart still beats...
I bid you fa rewell,
the curtain will now descend
Somewhere in time we were living
-remember us then!

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"Aniara"


Director: Hugo Lilja, Pella Kagerman


Screenwriters: Hugo Lilja, Pella Kagerman, Harry Martinson


Starring: Arvin Kananian, Emily Johnson, Jamil Drissi, Pablo Salvador N.G.


Genre: Drama, Science Fiction


Country/Region of Production: Sweden, Denmark


Languages: Swedish, Spanish, English


Release date: 2018-09-07 (Toronto Film Festival), 2019-02-01 (Sweden)


Length: 106 minutes


Also known as: Star Trek: Aniara


Aniara is one of many spacecraft used to transport Earth's population to their new home planet Mars. But as Aniara leaves the destroyed Earth, she collides with an asteroid and is knocked down. Aniara's passengers slowly realize that they can never go back; they will move on forever in an empty, cold universe. Swedish Nobel Prize winner Harry Martinson wrote in 1956


"Annela". The novel has been translated into several languages, including Danish, Finnish, English, Russian, Czech, Arabic, Japanese and most recently Chinese. It has been performed as an opera and several theater productions, but has never been filmed. In Aniara's inexorable journey toward destruction, there is one warning that cannot be emphasized enough. There is only one earth. We only have one life. Therefore, we must take responsibility for our actions and constantly protect our environment and humanity. If we don't do this, the Earth will soon become. . .


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