I like this kind of movie that will let me know a lot of background, and I looked through the wiki: 1. The final result of the Irish Civil War was the victory of the National Army, and the casualties of the Civil War were far greater than the casualties of the previous Irish War of Independence 2. The treaty stipulated strategic ports Still ruled by the Royal Navy 3. The republican leaders had persuaded that "the treaty gave men freedom to realize their liberty" 4. The treaty was narrowly passed by the Irish Parliament by a vote of 64-57 5. 1922 (1923?) Ireland organized a general election and the result Shows that voters mostly support the treaty and the establishment of the Free State (National Army), then the Republican Party: "The majority has no right to do wrong" 6. Now University College Dublin graduates can choose 3 (3/60) members of the House of Lords, Beijing University of Technology Dublin blood earned (not
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Summary: 1. I saw half of the May 4th Movement, and the idealism of young people is too good-looking. 2. To put it bluntly, the essence is still class struggle. In fact, there are two infighting disputes. What is greater good? Should we do our best to protect the interests of the people at the bottom, even if doing so may harm the overall situation? In fact, it is quite incomprehensible. Attributing it to class is nothing more than a big hat. The core question is probably what benefits we want to seek for the people. 3. Recalling the marriage story, Charlie said Nichole "you want a voice, but you don't need a voice," "You don't want a voice, you just wanna fucking complain about not having a voice." This feeling . Damien finally wrote that it's easy to resist something, it's hard to know what you're after. The young man rebelled first against British rule and later against the Treaty Party National Army, and Damien said he actually wanted freedom. I think it's probably the kind of uncompromising freedom, too fairy tale. Although the movie has always tried to make me sympathize with Damien's republican faction, but thinking about it, the republican faction may not necessarily keep everyone warm and well fed. 4. It's also good to see the Killing Traitor, probably that's the sound of the gun that changed everything. From the moment he was killed, they were no longer an underground organization of young people, they really became a regular rebel army, became soldiers. 5. The scene where Damien was killed was so beautiful, which echoed the death of the friend at the beginning. Probably both of them thought that they died for justice and pride, the so-called sacrifice of life for righteousness. But is their death really useful? It's so powerless. In fact, nothing changes Fei is so good-looking. One of the reasons I like this kind of movies is that the male characters usually wear five or six people at any time, which is pleasing to the eye. Who doesn't like a shirt suit compared to a t-shirt denim? 8. The image of Mai Lang is so empathetic to me, just like my personal Idaho, as if a place name can carry countless complex nostalgic feelings. Both the National Army and the Republican Army probably love this land very much.
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