Before, the one who knew the most about World War II was Japan's invasion of China, and he didn't know much about the Western World War II battlefield. But this documentary gave me a real understanding of the cruelty and bloodshed of World War II (the Western battlefield). In this documentary, the ruthlessness and ruthlessness of the German army swept across Europe and the Japanese army swept the Pacific Ocean are vividly displayed. I watched tens of thousands of bustling and lively cities turn to ashes in the cannon fire, and the live people in the camera turned into corpses, but there was nothing I could do. That sense of helplessness makes my heart hurt. I don't know what to say about countries that start wars. Are they launching wars for the survival of the nation, or to satisfy their inner desires? I dare not think further. Every command to wage war reveals contempt for life. The Soviet Union danced with wolves out of greed, and the Vitch government supported fascism out of fanaticism and frustration. There are many, many more, all revealing the decay and failure of human nature. At the end of the film, a little girl wrote "The end" on a bomb. I can't help but breathe a sigh of relief: this war full of blood and violence is finally over! Finally, I want to say: "May all people in the world live in peace. No war, no death."
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