In fact, this question first appeared when the line appeared in the film: Is this sacrifice honorable? Until the end, the entire Kipling family fell into endless grief, and the old Kipling could no longer use "honorable" words to cover up his grief and regret.
Perhaps, "Glory" is a lie trying to convince myself, and I have been thinking that the Chinese should use it to the extreme. So this kind of film will not appear in China, of course, it didn't exist before, and I won't know it in the future.
Perhaps, "honor" and "sacrifice" are two things at all. It is honorable to perform duties, but it is a pity that sacrifices are made. Two things just happen to happen to the same person. But when it comes to "murder," it's possible that the discussion ends up with a conclusion like "war is pointless." Don't extend, just look at what's in front of you, then it can be said that jack was murdered. Therefore, I still think that such a film will not appear in China, especially under the premise that Chinese people generally believe that "sacrifice is the most glorious".
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