When I saw the Wenchuan earthquake, many teenage child soldiers trained for many days. They were sent to the front for the first time, but were arranged to dig out a large number of simple graves every day. I remembered this movie. As a soldier, it is sad not to go to the battlefield, and it is very likely that the next grave will be dug for you.
Today, more than 100 years later, Obama has the same firm eyes as Denzel Washington played the role of Ze at the time. He has realized the great dream of black people becoming the president of the United States. I think of this movie again. Remember Denzel Washington’s serious joke the first night when black people slept in the same tent? "I went to run for the president, but I was not elected."
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