The 3 characters in the film successfully shaped 3 A group portrait of national character: 1. Colonel Nelson, full of gentleman and chivalrous spirit, he is polite and indifferent. For the dignity of the British Empire, he can adjust the morale of the troops well, and the ragged British army can walk neatly He was able to fight to the end with the unreasonable demands of the Japanese army with the Geneva Convention for the dignity of the British Empire; also for the dignity of the British Empire, he was able to lead the entire staff to replace the The purpose of the Japanese building the bridge was to demonstrate the efficiency of Western civilization, so that the unyielding spirit of the British Empire would be remembered by the world in the form of a bridge, and even finally prevent the compatriots from blowing up the bridge, which led to the tragedy. 2. The Japanese Army Chief Saito, who was brainwashed by the spirit of Bushido, used military force, abused prisoners of war, and was ready to sacrifice his life for dignity. , pretending to be sick and pretending to be a colonel of the US military; he is optimistic and dashing, flirting with the beauties around him at any time, but in the end he sacrificed himself under the influence of personal heroism, leaving a sentence "It's you" at the last moment of his life
when the nameplate of the bridge was blown away When we drifted in the water, we couldn't help but reflect on what the war brought us and how important honor and dignity are. The world is really like "Madness! Madness!" as medical officer Slimpley said.
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