Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on how national interests supports individual interests through junzi in hero movie Paper must be at least 1250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Hero shows that national interests can serve individual interests through subverting individual goals and nationalizing the people’s welfare. Nameless and Flying Snow have personal motives in killing the King. They both want to avenge their families whom the King’s armies have killed. For them, the King’s need for power has needlessly killed their loved ones. Sky and Broken Sword believe that King is a tyrant who must be stopped. They also have individual needs that focus on attaining the safety of their lands. Broken Sword, however, achieves an epiphany during his calligraphy activities. He realizes that the King has a noble goal: “All Under Heaven.” The King aspires to wield war against all Chinese kingdoms so that he can unite China under one kingdom. This Kingdom will be stronger than the fragmented kingdoms of before. When viewed this way, the King promotes national interests, where he envisions a single national identity for all Chinese (Yu and Kwan 36). When people have developed a sense of “we,” they would stop fighting over different “I’s” or various individual interests. People with national identity are less prone to interpersonal conflicts that have plagued China for centuries (Yu and Kwan 36). Nameless does not accept this idea of “All Under Heaven” easily. He understands later that Broken Sword is right. Sometimes, individual interests can be served when the welfare of the whole is fulfilled. Broken Sword makes sense when he said: “One person’s suffering is nothing compared to the suffering of many.” If the many have sacrificed for the “greater good,” it is possible that the sacrifice is good in the long run. This is what the King also believes in: that his wars will soon end with national peace. He might have hurt individual and group interests through his means of violence, but eventually, he will accomplish peace for China.&nbsp.