A story similar to "Billy Lynn's Halftime Battle" is not as delicate as Ang Lee's, reflecting the different ways of thinking of Chinese and Western directors. But it means the same thing.
The son's point of view is more suitable for telling this story, but the first half of the content is the father's point of view. If it is a pity, this makes the look and feel a bit confusing.
With the music at the end of the film, the monologue of the title makes people cry. "Maybe there are no heroes in the world... Heroes are made up by us, we need heroes... If we want to honor these people, we need to remember who they really are"
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