"Unknown Soldier" uses a cool Nordic style to describe the course of Finland's five-year resistance against the Soviet Union during World War II. The freedom and quirks of the veterans, the loyalty of the second lieutenant, and the big-headed soldiers who looked like good soldiers and handsome, were all very impressive. In the Soviet-Finnish War, Finland won first and then lost. Finally, it was forced to abandon the recovered territory to the Soviet Union. However, in all the movie battle scenes, Finnish soldiers in grey uniforms were always full of enthusiasm, shouting "Go forward, go forward" . In the Soviet-Finnish war, apart from Germany's limited help, Finland had no other official allies in the war, and it can be said to be quite isolated. Unknown soldiers fought bloody battles in Finland's vast snow-capped mountains and green areas, jungles and rivers. It was also a youthful rebellion of the young Republic of Finland. No one thought that half a century after the Soviet-Finnish war, the rise of technology-intensive industries represented by Nokia, people suddenly discovered that Finland has not only become the world's high-tech leader, but also has become the world's most incorruptible and extremely clean industry. Countries with low Gini coefficient and high happiness index. The Nordic model created by Finland is also the immortal spirit of the unknown soldier in the Soviet-Finnish war. A country with unknown soldiers is happy.
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