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I've heard about this film for a long time, and today I finally saw it. I am a person who is easily moved, and the impression brought by "The Children of Yellowstone" is also multiple. The film has two lines of war and love. The main part of war is that I see the viciousness and inhumanity of the Japanese invaders and young people with ideals who are hindered by reality again and again, but they persist. The line of love is my favorite. In the days of war and precariousness, two young people of similar age, both "foreigners" and with ideals, met. They all have distinct personalities, they are all helpless, and they all don't give up in the dangerous environment for their ideals. I think their love for each other is natural, but who knows that they can't support each other until the end~ He Ke died, and Li was strong She devoted herself to her career, and she did not choose to continue with the army. She said: It is not that they don't need me anymore, but that I need them. "They" are the children that she and He Ke saved together. She saved the children's bodies, and He Ke allowed these children to live a happy and fulfilling life. "They" is the testimony of their mutual knowledge and love. Whether it's Li's several departures or Hok's lack of confidence before, the ending is that they fell in love, and they were together because of taking care of "them". In fact, I would prefer to do more of their sex scenes. In this way, it can better reflect the vitality of the two young people who came together due to various coincidences in the cruel war years, and it can also be used for the death of Li Yin Hok. The grief is even more moving—because this is her man now.
All in all, I am very moved by those foreign friends who came to China for free and fearlessly to help us when China was suffering.

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