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A | 1月15日，北京水立方罗永浩迎来2019年以来的首次公开会议，也是罗永浩自去年年底金融动荡后首次公开露面。    

    Promotional material for Once Upon a Time in the Middle East Photo: Courtesy of DoubanIn the days after Once Upon a Time in the Middle East opened across China, a striking chorus of overseas voices began to surface online. Moviegoers from South Africa, Iran, Thailand and elsewhere hailed the film as a rare departure from Hollywood's war stories, praising its decision to place US forces in the role of invader rather than "liberator." One widely shared post called it the movie that finally showed "the real America."
The excitement is understandable. Director Wen Muye has made something quietly radical: a war film that refuses spectacle. 
There is a wedding scene in Once Upon a Time in the Middle East that stays with you long after the credits. In the middle of a war zone, people still find a way to dance, embrace, and cry as if tomorrow will never come. The joy is desperate and beautiful at the same time. Watching it, you feel the ache of a simple truth: These people should have been allowed every tomorrow. That single sequence captures what director Wen Muye has achieved. He has made a film that only a Chinese filmmaker could have made - because of a sensibility that refuses to treat war as spectacle or moral theater.
The commercial response in China has been equally striking. During the past weekend the film took in 373 million yuan ($55.35 million) at the box office, over 4 times the amount earned by Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey in the same market. Audiences walked out of the theater talking about war, food, and the value of ordinary life. The numbers confirm what the film itself demonstrates: a story told from the kitchen can still command a massive audience.
The story follows Xu Fu, an ordinary Chinese chef who travels to a Middle Eastern city (clearly modeled on Iraq around 2003) to work off family debt. With restaurant manager Ma Junsheng, he opens the Dragon Restaurant and serves Chinese food. Even after the invasion begins, the kitchen does not close. The kitchen becomes a fragile island where meals continue to be cooked while the war begins outside. Xu Fu is not a hero in a Hollywood sense. He does not pick up a gun or deliver speeches about freedom. He just keeps cooking.
What makes the film remarkable is how cleanly it rejects the familiar Western war narrative. Hollywood has spent decades following US soldiers into foreign cities, showing their courage, their trauma, and their brotherhood. Films like Saving Private Ryan and Black Hawk Down place the US experience at the center and often reduce the local population to a background threat or grateful recipients of rescue. Once Upon a Time in the Middle East turns the camera the other way around. It asks a blunt question spoken to an American officer: "Without you, where would the terrorists come from?" The line is not delivered as propaganda. It is offered as a practical observation about cause and effect. Violence creates more violence. Children who lose everything do not become extremists by nature; they do because the options for a normal life have been deprived.
The film makes this point through a recurring image: the knife. In Xu Fu's hands, a knife is a tool for chopping, flipping, and seasoning. It produces the bowl of "Xu Fu stew" that orphans finish and ask for more. In other hands, the same blade becomes a weapon. "The knife is not good or evil," the film suggests. "People are." The same logic applies to the children. Young Saif learns to cook under Xu Fu's guidance, kneading dough, controlling the flame, earning respect through a plate of food. Other kids the same age are packed into cars with bombs instead of books. 
Here the Chinese director's approach proves smarter than the Hollywood model. Hollywood war films usually rely on scale, speed, and moral clarity: big battles, clear villains, and a central hero who grows through combat. The camera stays close to the soldiers, the soundtrack swells, and the audience is guided toward admiration or catharsis. Director Wen Muye does the opposite. He stays small, slow, and unresolved. By placing the story inside a kitchen rather than on the front line, he forces the viewer to confront the human cost without the distraction of heroic spectacle. Instead of telling us who is right, he shows us what is lost. This restraint is more demanding and ultimately more persuasive. It trusts the audience to connect the dots rather than feeding them a pre-packaged moral. Where Hollywood often ends with a sense of hard-won victory or noble sacrifice, this film leaves you with the quieter, harder realization that the real damage continues long after the shooting stops: in the minds of children and in the broken routines of daily life. That choice of focus is not just different; it is more honest and more intelligent.
This perspective feels especially Chinese in its emphasis on ordinary survival. Chinese culture has long treated food as the foundation of life: "Heaven is big, earth is big, but eating is bigger." The dishes in the film, from northeastern iron-pot stews mixed with local grilled fish to carefully prepared fried rice made from whatever ingredients remain, are not exotic decoration. They are the practical language of endurance. One of the most moving moments comes when Xu Fu cooks a simple stew for a group of orphans during their escape. What began as "leftovers not fit for the table" becomes a permanent item on the menu. Anything made with care can feed people. That idea carries more weight than any battlefield speech.
The film's approach to food and daily ritual reminds me of director Ang Lee's Eat Drink Man Woman. Lee used elaborate family dinners to reveal emotional truths that characters could not speak aloud. Wen transplants that same quiet method into a war zone. The kitchen becomes the moral center of the story. Steam, chopping boards, and shared tables matter more than explosions. In both films, cooking is never just cooking. It is a way of insisting that human connection still exists even when larger forces try to erase it.
A quiet but powerful metaphor runs through the story: the potato. A potato is harmless until it sprouts and becomes poisonous. The children radicalized by war are not born poisonous. They become so when the soil around them turns toxic. The film returns several times to the simple instruction "don't waste food." In peacetime the phrase sounds ordinary. In a war zone it becomes a statement about the waste of human lives. War does not only kill people; it spoils what could have been good.
By the final scenes, the Dragon Restaurant has become more than a business. It is a small example that another way of existing is possible. Children are learning to cook instead of learning to kill. The film does not claim this solves geopolitics. It simply shows that the most basic human desire, to eat well and live another day, remains the clearest common language across cultures.
The author is a reporter with the Global Times. [email protected]
。在会议上，罗永浩作为技术投资者主持了整个活动，并带来了子弹短信升级产品潮宝。据官方介绍，超宝在高效沟通和互动逻辑的基础上对产品形态进行了全面升级，增加了“好东西、好接收”的功能。用户可以在赚取金币的同时进行社交、购物和玩游戏。聊天很容易赚钱。19时31分，熟悉的中年人，略显肥胖的男子的声音从舞台上准时响起：“我到了。

B | ”然而，由于种种原因，罗永浩于19时40分正式上台。根据罗永浩最后一次公开露面，70多天过去了。

C | 在过去的70天里，罗永浩和他的锤子技术正面临着其成立以来最大的危机。资本链断裂、供应商集体批评和负面媒体报道的消息仍在继续。在普通人看来，锤击技术似乎已经结束了。不过，在发射会议开始时，罗永浩先给你打了一剂“预防注射”，针对铁锤近期的情况，说“不如外界所说的糟糕”。去年对中国商界来说是非常困难的一年。许多公司破产了，我们的生活也很艰难。我们并没有外界所说的那么糟糕。这并不意味着我们保持沉默，但有些媒体在保密期间有他们的专业需求和相互理解。这是罗永浩对外界各种谣言的回应。罗永豪的直率也让一些关心锤子的朋友松了一口气。至少现在，液压锤技术还活着。值得一提的是，在发布会中期，罗永浩还提到了锤子科技001的员工朱小木，并当场推广了朱小木的电子烟产品。改名为“朝宝”，子弹短信大换血这一会议与锤子技术无关，罗永浩开始分享锤子的近况，后来各地的大会主角“朝宝”，在这一主题“我们想与世界聊天”的发布会上，罗永浩立即宣布消息软件bullet文本消息全面升级为“聊天”。至于为什么朝宝改名朝宝，罗永豪说，除了前面的子弹短信名字太“急”。

D | 首先，“子弹”是一个敏感的词，许多搜索引擎都阻止了它。

E | 第二，“短信”这个词在每个人的印象中都是“收费”的。

F | 关于名地问题，罗永豪表示，朝宝定位越快越好，是一个受欢迎的产品。当然，为了照顾以前的老用户，罗永浩也承诺，在以后的版本中，超宝会增加替换以前图标的功能。事实上，早在半个月前，“聊天宝藏”的相关新闻就出现了，但当时一些人并不相信，因为无论是名字还是图标，人们很难将这个看似尘世的聊天宝藏与永高的丧偶锤子和“罗氏情怀”联系起来。子弹短信最初是一种在Hammer技术中孵化的即时通讯软件，用于解决工作间的沟通问题，最终与技术一样“独立”。快速运行技术是一个非常年轻的团队。在发布会上，罗永浩透露，快跑科技目前拥有员工186人，平均年龄28岁。子弹头短信是去年8月首次发布的，随后出现了爆炸性增长。

G | 在30天内，活跃用户总数达到748万，占据了AppStore列表的前9天。去年9月，罗永浩还表示，他将在6个月内燃烧10亿颗子弹，让1亿人进入熟人链。但与预期相反的是，经过一次短暂的火灾后，子弹短信迅速进入了一个高原，再加上用户的新颖性已经过去，很难回到今天子弹短信的顶峰。子弹短信似乎已经引起了团队的惊讶，因为它的过度关注，而这个不成熟的产品仍然有各种各样的问题，如内容黄色。罗永浩说，子弹短信的完成率不足25%。在过去的148天里，由于团队一直在不断优化和升级子弹短信，会议带来的1.0版增加了很多新功能，比如熟悉的朋友，你扫我扫你，附近的命运，支持多台设备同时登录，全球快速运行的吊球，exclus我的情绪控制台，没有站。团队共享等等。像它的名字一样，“聊天宝”可以通过聊天赚钱。比如，你邀请的每一个用户都会得到1.5元的奖励，比如阅读新闻、发布熟人圈等，都可以得到一个金币奖励。这一应用的“罗氏美学”也发生了变化，如平多电子商务的引入，无论是横幅、首页的“金币”广告，还是电子商务板块的产品，罗氏似乎有意渗透原本属于“一群人狂欢”的锤子应用。

H | o三、四线以外的区域。对此，罗永浩直言不讳地表示，只要年轻的科技团队愿意在更广阔的世界为用户服务，用户在第十二、第三、第四线都与之无关，广阔的世界，巨大的成就。

I | 罗永浩要做的第一件事就是吸引更多的用户加入。chat bao使用发布用户的方式进行推广，如在应用程序中玩游戏变更、推广新用户赚钱等。

J | 快如科技设计一把钥匙，在手机通讯簿上邀请所有朋友，与中国移动互联网集团公司的“合肥新”实现战略合作，让您可以发送个人群短信，手机用户的短信免费，对方也成功安装。注册后，您可以获得金钱奖励。同时，中国移动与飞信、超宝的合作也为移动认证提供了一个关键的登录方式。

K | 此外，超宝与多个品牌联合举办了“送、换、拍”活动，参与“送、换、拍”活动。礼品包括6888辆新疆无人机、10000个三袋松鼠、10000套终身内衣、10000张回程机票等。该社交应用程序最初是主聊天，它集成了电子商务、信息、聊天等功能。

L | 它更像是一个有趣的标题和多条微博的组合。”历史会记住今天“1月15日是一个非常特别的日子，因为那天，云歌人工智能、字节敲打、锤击技术投资速度和技术一样快，这三家公司都选择了在同一天推出新的社交产品。王鑫的厕所mt主要用于匿名社交互动、打字节多闪视频社交互动，快速科技聊天宝藏的最大特点是通过聊天、购物、游戏或任务赚取金币。在社交方面，三款产品都有意避免与巨型微信的正面冲突。

M | 不过，这三款产品仍被屏蔽在微信中。会议开始前，罗永浩从互联网上看到的照片就考虑到了这一点（事实上，半个微信中的聊天宝藏分享页面被屏蔽了）。

N | 为了纪念这一特殊的日子，罗永浩制作了一个单独的页面“20190115.T.T”，打开后可以显示“多闪”、“坐便器MT”和“聊天宝藏”。罗永浩也是一位热情的软件设计师。他在诸如锤子笔记、大象协会等应用程序上尝到了甜头。与软件开发相比，HAMMER技术在硬件设计上有点“不够”。因此，小编认为，罗永浩这次推的这个聊天宝藏也很“务实”。而“罗氏感觉”总是在一些细节上触动人们（这被使用过锤子手机的朋友们深深地触动了）。很多微信加了这个子弹短信升级聊天宝没有，或者经常被用户抱怨功能欠缺，比如熟悉的朋友，比如多终端登陆，比如聊天内容同步等等。在一定程度上，这些功能可以作为微信的补充，吸引用户加入。

o | 但问题是，如今，微信已经完全垄断了国内社交网络，而微信已不再是一个简单的微信，已成为整个腾讯大厦的基石，微信甚至已成为您的整个社交圈，换句话说，“聊天宝藏”可以使用，但微信必须使用。另一方面，一旦用户的新奇感消失，这些应用程序将很难被记住。技术推广后，这不是很多钱，这也是我们需要面对的第一大问题。如何在保证新用户不断涌入的同时留住老用户？罗永浩最近来到了锤子科技的资金问题无处不在，此前罗永浩在接受采访时表示，在纪录片《燃点》播出之前，他有两个希望，一个是在最短的时间内解决供应商的问题，另一个是在一年内解决投资者的问题。归根结底，今天的哈默科技是需要资金的，这次会议在一定程度上就像是一个对投资者的帐户。超宝应用有很多中国移动的影子，这可能是之前与中国移动合作的结果。在感情和现实之间，罗永浩没有考虑前者。商业社会不允许失败的理想主义者存在。锤子技术比其他任何东西都重要。然而，在昨天的发布会上，罗永浩至少取得了一半的成功。

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