The protagonists of the story are 8 sled dogs. Abandoned by the owner at the Antarctic base for 5 months, survived independently, and finally 6 survived.
Several feelings:
1. The story is destined to be plain but touching. There are no signs of overexertion.
2. I knew from the beginning that it was based on a true story, which kept me trying to tell which parts were real and which were fictional.
3. A sentence the Indians said to the male protagonist made me feel very much: "The main thing is not what you have done, but what else you can do for them". Life is not like this. People always make mistakes, and it is the most important to have the courage to make up for them.
4. Those sled dogs are really touching. The real reason I want me to cry is the force of life. The self-improvement of life in the face of adversity is the most touching. And life's frank face of death is also shocking.
It is recommended that GG take MM to see it together.
Found the source:
In 1957, the Japanese expedition team encountered a blizzard during the expedition to the South Pole, and had to abandon the accompanying sled dogs. The sled dogs finally waited for the final rescue with their own wisdom and tenacity; 15 Of the dogs, 7 died in the base, 6 disappeared in the mainland, and only 2 survived.
In 1983, the world-shattering work "Antarctic Story" was adapted from the real events of the expedition team, starring the tough guy Ken Takakura. It was released in Japan that year and caused a great sensation.
They are all found on the Internet, and may be inaccurate.
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