If the two bear children had not participated in the previous atrocities, they would not necessarily have died.
If little Asan hadn't helped those little boys, he wouldn't necessarily have died.
If the hero and heroine didn't stand idly by when Little Asan was bullied at the beginning, then the heroine would not necessarily be sold, maybe rescued earlier, at least she might not necessarily die.
If it weren't for those violent, vulgar, shameless parents, none of this might have happened.
The male and female protagonists had the opportunity to withdraw at the beginning, but they were naive and couldn't swallow that breath, so they had to run back to find death.
Murder and arson is not a high-tech task, it is enough for a group of bear children to get together.
People who say "they're just kids" must have selective blindness. They are the culprits in all of this.
No matter how poor you are, you can't be poor in education, and no matter how poor you are, you can't mix children.
Then, please correctly estimate the fighting strength of the bear child, and protect yourself as the first condition.
Comrades who want to see bloody scenes recommend it.
Comrades who want to think deeply about the education and defense of bear children recommend to take a look.
If you want to analyze human sin and how it snowballed out of human tragedy, you can also take a look.
Of course, this film has once again proved an eternal truth, that if you don't die, you won't die.
(I used to think that I must fly resolutely when I meet a bear child. Now, for the sake of the long-term safety of my own life and property, I should try my best to detour.)
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