I think this movie can be said to have changed many people’s views on homosexuality. The film won many awards including the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival. It can be said to be one of Director Ang Lee’s representative works. It received really high ratings on Douban and received huge praise in the film and television circles. It is also an important enlightenment work on the subject of gay movies in my country's early years.

"Brokeback Mountain" is like a movie that guides people. It teaches people to learn to communicate spiritually and find their soul mates. I think this is the biggest practical significance of this movie. , from this aspect, this movie has transcended the sensitive topic of homosexuality. In today's Chinese society, there is very little recognition of homosexuality, so the appearance of this movie has brought huge impact and shock to people not only in the film and television industry, but also in real life. Fortunately, this movie was shot well. Yes, the impact on people is almost always positive.

The remarkable thing about "Brokeback Mountain" is that it came out at a time when attitudes were beginning to change and mainstream audiences were ready to see two men as a couple—let alone these two men. It’s Gyllenhaal and Ledger again. Watching Ledger immerse himself in the role of Ennisted, curling up his silent pain and anger, suppressed passion and energy into a ball, it is even more poignant now - it is a constant reminder that we have lost someone genius.

There are many kinds of love, but I only know one kind. I can't give up until I get it, and I can't control every bit of happiness and tears. I exaggerated it ten thousand times. After reading it, I completely understood Ang Lee's famous saying: "There is a Brokeback Mountain in everyone's heart." This is similar to sex. Orientation, it's not about any relationship, it's about love.