Before I saw it, I knew I was going to see a brutal story of war
But not related to the story, I saw the prejudice that was ignorant and ignorant of life, saw the religious belief that wiped out human nature, extreme and cold-blooded, and saw the devastated scenery in the slow progress of the story.
In the war years of bloody clouds, ragged children staggered through the empty streets like ghost towns, the sky was full of yellow sand, broken walls and ruins
Gradually, I expected the ending of the story, but I am not surprised that the horror of the story itself is no longer a matter of fact. Instead, the countless grievances who have disappeared due to the massacre are unbearable and shocking.
It is more accurate to say that it is not so much an anti-war theme as an anti-violation of human nature.
May there be no more wars, no more upheaval in the world
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