I can't get over it. There will always be some wise people in history who study the past, observe the present, and finally come to a conclusion, which is then reported to the ruler, and the ruler implements a policy based on his conclusion. People within the sphere of power can have a better living environment. Maybe these wise guys sometimes make wrong judgments, but the correct judgments they make must eventually be accepted and accepted by the vast majority of people.
When these two guys with knives are desperate, I think they are not decisive in any case, at most have a certain representative significance. They have never considered what the wise man has considered, they are just two people who are more affected by the wise man's decision.
Your cry, even if the whole world hears it, is understandable.
I no longer want to talk about national hatred and family hatred, because the national hatred and family hatred in the movie is just a background. The person who wrote the story did not try to portray this background. He wanted to portray these two duelists more. They have their own experiences, they all have their own persistence, and their beliefs deserve our careful attention. So, the background becomes a little bit incomprehensible.
Zhi Zhixiong is set as a man who can fight with the whole country, but except for the fire that was set in Kyoto in the last episode, all he has in this episode is just a boat, I don't see it at all. Not that he has the capital to fight against the whole of Japan.
About negotiation.
When the two armies are at war, they will not be killed. This seems to be a rule that has always been followed by both sides of the battle. But there were two negotiations. The first time was when Zhi Zhixiong asked the government to arrest Tudaozhai. As a result, during that negotiation, Zhi Zhixiong killed many government officials. The second time was during the execution of the drawing board, but the government went back on its word and started to attack the personnel of Zhi Zhixiong. At the same time, drawing the sword and others successfully boarded the ferocious ghost ship through a small boat , and then they killed all the members of Zhi Zhixiong's team on the ship. Finally, the artillery bombarded violently, the ghost ship sank, and Tuo Zhai became the hero who saved Japan.
As such, the whole story begins with unruly negotiation and ends with unruly negotiation.
But in this story, what is described is much more boring than the first two. An hour ago, Ba Dao Zhai had been learning martial arts from his master. In the middle, he ran back to Kamiya-ryu, but was caught by the police who had already lurked there. Immediately afterwards, a fake execution ground ceremony was held, and then took the opportunity to attack the ghost ship.
The story line is simple, and the source of their beliefs is not well described. It was only when the friends of Padaozhai fought with the monk that the monk told everyone that everyone who followed Zhi Zhixiong had been severely persecuted by the government, so they would fight against the entire country with Zhi Zhixiong. He mentioned one point, which I found horrifying. He said that one of them was forced to kill all his family members with a smile.
The portrayal of individual characters in the movie is better, whether it is Zi Cang, Saito, or Satosai, Zhi Zhixiong, their appearance and their actions are all attractive, but they are combined together. The story that is made up is not so fascinating.
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