Introduction: War is a kind of punishment set by God for mankind. Whenever human civilization develops to a certain stage, war will come. Every time war comes, it will be a devastating disaster for human civilization. It is also a severe punishment for human beings.
War is an important part of human civilization, because people can only enter heaven after death, and place themselves in the real world, even hell.
When war comes, human society becomes a huge strangulation machine, whether it is initiated or forced to be involved, it will become the target of strangulation. In the large-scale strangulation, there is almost no right or wrong, and there are countless accidental injuries.
The Tai Chi flag flutters in the wind, and above it is a Tai Chi picture, which is divided into black and white halves, yin and yang poles. Relying on each other and killing each other. For individuals, it is not possible to choose black and white yin and yang, no matter how you choose, there is no essential difference. No one can escape the people caught in the war.
For everyone involved in war, it is difficult to answer the question: What is our war for? For peace? Since it is for peace, why can't we lay down our arms? War is a common disaster for mankind, and there is no winner. Apart from the destruction of a large number of civilizations, the burial of life, the scorched earth, the ruins of cities, and the aftermath of decades, nothing else. This is the essence of war.
Watching this movie always reminds me of Saving Private Ryan again and again, and always feels a bit surprisingly similar in structure and style.
Of the two brothers in the war, only one survived. The tragic war scenes, the flesh and blood of blood thicker than water. The difference is that in this film, in addition to brother and family affection, there is no emphasis on national justice. In the civil war of a country, the medals for killing the enemy and making meritorious deeds are quenched with the blood of compatriots. If a country only wants to be unified and let thousands of compatriots kill each other, such a war is indeed full of evil.
On both sides of the 38th parallel, who is right and who is wrong, justice and evil have become indistinguishable. The initiator of the war cannot escape the blame.
A civil war in a country will set the country back for decades, then start over, and suffer decades or even centuries of post-war pain. It has always been so, every country has been so.
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