China's Sina Entertainment website surveyed "The Flowers Of War", and more than 10,000 netizens participated in the voting, and more than half of the audience felt that the film exceeded expectations. As for the performance of the actors in the film, NiNi has a higher approval rating than Bell. Approximately 52% of netizens said that they watched this movie for the "attractiveness of director Zhang Yimou's new work". About 38% of the audience believed that the best performing actor in the film was the newcomer NiNi who played Yumo, and the proportion of audiences who believed that Bell performed best was about 24%. David's approval rate followed Bell at 18%. Approximately 56% of the audience thinks "The Flowers Of War" is "excellent and beyond psychological expectations", and about 29% of the audience thinks the film is " director Zhang Yimou 's level work, but there are no big surprises", and the evaluation is low Or the percentage of netizens who think that movies are inferior to original novels adds up to 16%.
Approximately 52% of the audience felt that what moved them the most was the "poignant and heavy plot", while the selection of "excellent acting skills of many outstanding actors" and "grand and fierce war scenes" were roughly the same, about 13%. "Yumo and other thirteen hairpins disguised as students to a banquet for the girls" was selected as the most tear-jerking segment, which received about 35% of the vote. "Soldier-to-human battle against Japanese tanks" and " David used terrain and the final ammunition to fight the Japanese army" are the two most shocking scenes of the war that netizens think, and the turnout rate is about 30%. ()
