"No one is indispensable," he said to a young man. Of course he knew that, too.
So in the end, when he encouraged the young man who was about to shoot him, "Come on, shoot!" because he was ready.
Stiglund Berger has always been able to tell the story very clearly, which can be seen from his early sex, lies and videotape. Here, one of the most legendary figures of the 20th century has been characterized from the very first shot: steady, sharp, a revolutionary. It seems that everyone knows the later story, so if you watch such a movie with the mentality of knowing the ending, you will still feel that the pace is a little slow. . . It should be enough for two films to add up to about 3 hours. Sometimes I even feel that the film in the movie is very similar to Tang Seng.
But of course, I adore him.
Che said: Revolutionaries have the purest humanity. What an intriguing concept. I don't know if he defines himself this way, but all his followers definitely define him this way, a complete revolutionary who can give up everything for the sake of revolution. In fact, no matter what, if a person can give up everything else, he must be pure. Perhaps if it was for the revolution, it would be even rarer, so Che was called a person made of spirit. But Premier Zhou just criticized him. He didn't care about the consequences, didn't think about it, set fire to it and ran away. How could he succeed? ? ! But we won't argue from the methodological point of view, after all, the name "Che" symbolizes the spirit.
Che also said that the most important thing for revolutionaries is love. Love those he saves, love everyone. So hypocritical. . . But it seems, that's what happened!
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