The first half is a bit bland, and the second half is more thrilling. The two families who suffered setbacks fought for freedom and unity in the face of the powerful white terror. They used ordinary people's daily life conditions and craftsmen's skills, intelligence and efforts to realize their dreams with the help of various coincidences and luck created by the film. The unity and mutual understanding of the family in the film is touching. Humanity's pursuit of freedom has never stopped, which reminds me of the freedom of the film Braveheart
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