《釜山行》 生死麪前的愛
On a packed bullet train, *contagion suddenly spreads throughout like wildfire.
在一列滿載旅客的高速列車上，傳染病毒突然如野火般肆虐開來。
Will you lend a helping hand to those in need, or focus all your energy on self-preservation?
你會向需要幫助的人伸出援手，亦或是爲自保全身而退嗎？
Train to Busan, a South Korean zombie film which raises this question, has recently set Chinese social media *aflutter.
近日，韓國喪屍片《釜山行》將這個問題擺在了觀衆面前，在中國社交媒體上引發熱議。
To fulfill his young daughter’s birthday wish, divorced *hedge fund manager Seok-wu (Gong Yoo) takes the girl on a train from Seoul to Busan to visit her mother.
爲了滿足小女兒想見媽媽的生日願望，離異的對衝基金經理石宇（孔劉飾）帶着女兒登上了由首爾前往釜山的列車。
Early in the journey, a *scruffy-looking young woman *staggers onto the train at the last second, herself seemingly infected by something.
他們上車不久，一個衣衫不整的年輕女子在最後一刻跌跌撞撞地登上了列車。她舉止怪異，似乎感染了什麼疾病。
It doesn’t take a hardcore fan of the genre to predict what happens next–the dead-looking girl takes a bite out of a passing *attendant, then all hell breaks loose.
對於喪屍片的鐵桿粉來說，一定不難猜到接下來發生的事情——那個形容枯槁的女孩咬了路過的乘務員一口，現場大亂，噩夢降臨。
Those who are able to fight their way through do, among them would-be saviors and cowardly egocentrics.
旅客們紛紛四散奔逃，他們當中有想要幫助他人的英雄，也有膽小的自私鬼。
However, unlike the traditional powerful and *obliging heroes of Western zombie stories, Seok-wu, as the lead protagonist, never intends to save the day during the most part.
然而，和傳統西方喪屍片中強大而又樂於助人的英雄形象不同，主人公石宇在大多數時候，都從未想過挺身救人。
Setting his character’s tone, the self-absorbed man locks the door for his own safety when a pregnant woman fleeing from zombies tries to get in.
根據片中的角色設定，這個自私的男人爲了自身的安全，將一位從殭屍手中逃脫的孕婦鎖在門外。
He forbids his daughter to offer her seat to an elderly woman, telling her that only ones own well-being matters in extreme conditions.
他阻止女兒爲一位老太太讓座，告訴她危急時刻自己保命最重要。
He also uses his contacts to try secure a way out for him and his young daughter, not considering his hundreds of fellow passengers.
他還嘗試用人脈爲自己和女兒尋得一條生路，將幾百名同車乘客棄之不顧。
Even when he teams up with a *dauntless *bruiser and a high school baseball player to fight the zombie hoard, the viewer can guess that his only motivation is the survival of him and his daughter.
就算後來他和無所畏懼的彪形大漢以及高中生棒球手聯手，一起抵擋大批殭屍的攻擊，觀衆們也能猜到，他這麼做，都是爲了自己和女兒能活下去。
Compared with the familiar gore-fests of TV series like The Walking Dead (2010-), Train to Busan actually provides a less bloody setting, instead focusing on the complexities of human behavior, rather than the senseless *shedding of limbs.
和我們所熟悉的如《行屍走肉》那樣鮮血淋漓的電視劇不同，《釜山行》的設定並沒有如此血腥。它更加關注人性的複雜，而不是毫無意義的殘肢斷臂。
The zombie genre has been done to death – no pun intended – but Train to Busan largely owes its success to its vivid character *portrayal.
喪屍題材已經 行將就木了——這裏並沒有故意雙關的意思——但《釜山行》的成功，很大程度上還是要歸功於其生動的角色刻畫。
For example, the central character is a workaholic father who doesn’t pay enough attention to his daughter but ends up putting his life at stake for her.
比如說，《釜山行》的主角是一個工作狂父親。平日裏，他一直沒有給予女兒足夠的關愛，但最終卻甘願爲她冒生命危險。
We also see a selfish, middle-aged man who later reveals that his only mission is to simply reunite with his mother.
我們也會看到，片中那個自私的中年男子所做的一切，不過都是爲了和自己的母親團聚。
Love and relationships seem to be a central theme, with a young couple proving their loyalty to one another as well as two elderly sisters who serve to represent family affection.
一對年輕夫婦體現出了對彼此的忠貞不渝；而一對上了年紀的姐妹則體現出了濃濃的親情……愛和羈絆似乎成爲了全片的中心主題。
It takes a bunch of tropes/cliches that we’re all familiar with, and makes them feel fresh and brand spanking new, horror movie enthusiast The Black Saint wrote in a review for .
影片裏有大量我們熟悉的老套劇情，但這部片子卻讓它們煥然一新，迸發出全新的火花，恐怖電影愛好者The Black Saint在網站上的評論道。
