There is no magnificent background description of the era, and no surging and moving background music. However, the director's use of a flat and straightforward filming method did not show the weakness of the sacrifice of the 54th Army. Perhaps the real result of the war can make the audience more deeply rooted in freedom. No victory, no one lives, and certainly no one forgets them. The deeper experience of this movie for me is that the growth of the male protagonist is what we are most worthy of learning. Good friends should be strict and responsible for their soldiers, and even more responsible for their friends. The growth of a person is more than 90 minutes of male protagonist, the change of eyes! From flickering to steadfast.
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