"This TV series has only six episodes, but it almost perfectly interprets the ruins and devastation in World War II."
It begins with Hitler launching World War II under the dual effects of his own ambition and determination, and ends with Hitler's suicide after failing to counterattack the Allies, and all kinds of shocking images that happened in the middle have been echoed in my mind and unforgettable.
Japan's raid on Pearl Harbor in the United States, the "Final Extermination Plan" against the Jews, Hitler's hunting and massacre of the Jews, and the atomic bomb the United States dropped on Japan, each scene was so cruel and bloody that I was constantly grateful that I was born in this peace In the age of 2000, I also constantly sympathized with what happened to people in the war.
After watching "World War II", all the cruel events in it told me a truth: "War is unavoidable, because peace is the product of countless people's lives after the war, and because of the sacrifices of these people, peace has become like this. Heavy, yet so fleetingly beautiful."
Finally, I am very grateful that we were all born in this time of peace without blood and war. It made me realize how fragile and priceless human life is.
Note: This is just a personal perception, no refutation is accepted. Thank you
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