The reason why this film can be given five points is mainly because of the strong shocking power of this film. The story is full of ups and downs, recreating the miserable life of the ronin in the Edo period. Ronin lost his beloved master, not only lost his former glory, but also lost his spiritual sustenance. Jinyun Hanshiro and Qian Qianyan begged their daughter to live happily and happily. However, the illness of their wife and son, and the increasingly difficult life forced the begging girl to resort to cutting herself. The wife who knew the truth committed suicide, and the child died of illness. A lonely and helpless ronin. The death of the Ronin is the tear point of the whole film, and the Ronin reflects the hypocrisy and blood of the Bushido spirit through his own story. The story uses black and white pictures to reflect the dark side of this era through the tragic encounter of the ronin.
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