In fact, I am quite interested in the Canadian blasting expert. I stayed underground for more than three months. I haven’t been here. The hole was dug, and the level of explosive arrangement is called a high level. It’s 21 levels. Unfortunately, the waterproofing is not done well. This is also a problem in the current Chinese construction industry.
For example, in my house, since the renovation of the water pipe, the pipe on the top floor has not been fixed. Over time, the debris is slowly blocked, and the water leaks. The frequency is a year and a half per time (oh, digress).
But by the end of the movie, this Canadian expert never appeared again. Could it be that he was killed by the bombing silently?
There are many things that are not worthy of scrutiny in the plot of the movie. Fortunately, the details are pretty good, such as the little bit of the comrades-in-arms getting along before.
There is another interesting place, which has nothing to do with the plot. Chinese people look at foreigners the same as foreigners look at Chinese people, thinking that they all look the same, so that the big brother in the back row mistakenly regarded the one who sacrificed first as the hero. No wonder, they are all underground, and their faces are curvy.
There is also something that makes me very puzzled. Even if there is danger during the war, how can people feel that it is not easy to see the sun tomorrow when it is a peaceful time? There was another car accident on the way home.
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