I traveled to Russia a few years ago. What impressed me the most was that the young couples there love kisses. It’s literally everywhere. Although it is called war and peace, in fact, more than half of it is about young nobles falling in love. The real war story goes to episode 5. just unfolded.
In fact, I watched this drama because when I talked about the good books I read recently, my colleagues said that some of the previous books are still good, such as war and peace. Although I put the book in the shopping cart, I know that even if I buy it, it is a collectible. I watched 6 episodes of British dramas that were not too long ago. The BBC is really conscientious, and it would not give up if such a huge IP in China doesn't shoot you a hundred and eighty episodes.
In all honesty, it wasn't a particularly pleasant surprise. I haven't read the original work, but from the perspective of the plot, it is a very classical plot. It is nothing more than a love-hate relationship of family, love, and fate, just because it is placed in the context of war. The scene of the war was spectacular at the beginning, and it was quite useless. I think that's what real war is like.
The whole play is very British, with all aspects of rhythm, lines and texture. After reading the introduction and plot of the American Soviet version, they also have their own strong national characteristics. However, I really can't get the acting skills of Cinderella with a square face. The acting is quite exaggerated and the traces are too heavy.
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