The vast snow in northern Europe is like a hotbed, calming down the warring British and German sides. In order to survive, everyone slowly put down their defenses, and reconsidered the meaning of war and the value of life together. They are both fallen from the end of the world, causing each other to forget their identities as soldiers. What they do not forget is the cooperation, execution and yearning for peace between soldiers. The deepest impression was when the British asked the Germans, "How do you feel about aggression against others?" The Germans replied, "I'm sorry, but that's a military order." In the end, with a gunshot from the Norwegian soldiers, the harmony and tranquility were broken, and I was quickly pulled back from the fantasy to the brutal reality of war. As an audience, I really want them to stay in a log cabin during the war, drink and dance, and then sing over the rainbow under the aurora outside the house when they have nothing to do... A couple of years later, it is the greatest thing for the war and the audience that a pair of friends can get together again comfort.
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