Rambo, completely changed by brutal training and war, he was the best on the battlefield, he killed the enemy and won the Congressional Medal of Honor, but he couldn't live a normal life; as he himself said, he was on the battlefield Shang fought bravely to kill the enemy, drove tanks, and manipulated million-dollar equipment, but when he returned to the United States, he was scolded and condemned, and all kinds of cold receptions followed one after another, and he couldn't even find the job of washing cars.
In the movie, Rambo represents a little guy who wants to live his life in peace, while the sheriff is an unreasonably accused and provocative evil force. Rambo is as heroic as he is on the battlefield. Except for his respected colonel, there is no one, no law, no one. No weapon could stop him. In the end, the little man's victory over the evil forces can't help but let us applaud.
I hope those affected by the war can get out of the predicament as soon as possible, and also hope that peace can last forever!
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