It's a pity, maybe because of the times The reason is that the film strongly hints at the superiority of the white people: the indomitable British officers and soldiers who are not afraid of life and death; the young and beautiful indigenous girls who are full of admiration for the British and American soldiers (including the uncles) ... and the cruel and stupid Japan Man, the funniest part is the broadcast: This is Radio Tokyo signing off. This is your friendliest enemy, reminding you to take it easy, and never volunteer for anything... If this is the main theme of the ministry, that's all, the limitations of the times Ah, the limitations of the times...
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