From a big point of view, countries must attack and defend each other, and individuals do everything they can for national honor; from a small point of view, they used to be friends but were forced to turn their backs because of the country’s turmoil. When I was a child, I often recited a sentence that "the interests of the country are above everything else". Under such a major premise, individuals can only make all sacrifices. This involuntary helplessness sometimes feels quite sad.
This movie focuses on the "human nature" of the Japanese army, but I don't like it. Although it is true that I may be able to experience a little bit of the truth that the Japanese are also "humans", let's not think about so many horrors of the Nanjing Massacre for the time being. photos of people.
All I can say is that war is an evil thing.
Maybe they used to be kind people at home, but when they went to the battlefield, they became a killing machine.
I just want to say that sentence in the movie: insisting on justice is true justice.
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