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There is only one feeling after reading it: the weak eat the strong
Clark 2022-04-23 07:02:01
Whether it is the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression or now, it is the end of the year when the weak eat the strong. This little boy worships Japanese fighter jets, which is more indicative of this, worships the strong, and even forgets militarism. Look at how poor China was at that time, there was no industry, and the people were miserable. In the eyes of foreigners: China was the sick man of East Asia (you can see it from the party), with tinted glasses, contempt, sympathy and pity for the Chinese and disgust. . . Chinese people should be self-improvement, and domestic products should be self-improvement! !
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Kathryne 2022-04-24 07:01:06
you are loved i am loved you all say so where are you
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Elfrieda 2021-11-20 08:01:41
If Lao Si made this film to reflect the cruelty of the anti-Japanese war from the side, it cannot be said to be a success. The handling of Lao Si in many places can easily lead to a specious illusion, especially the Chinese. If the film is just to talk about the growth of a boy, it is extremely successful. The boy gradually changed in a war that did not belong to him, the realization and disillusionment of his dreams, and the sense of powerlessness, all appeared shallow or deep. However, the compromise made by the old man in the ending is hard to remember.
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Jim: We should eat the weevils, Mrs. Victor.
Mrs. Victor: Oh, yes, I know, Jim. Dr. Rawlins told you.
Jim: He said we need the protein.
Mrs. Victor: Yes, well, Dr. Rawlins is right. We should *all* eat the weevils.
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Jim: Basie, where do you live?
Basie: Here.
Jim: No, I mean after the war.
Basie: Somewhere else.