Chance, at first, it was boring and a bit contrived, especially the salutes of the officers and the unusual behavior of strangers. Later, I slowly realized that a person, just as a person, Chance, was respected, and he worked quietly and lived with a smile during his lifetime. Although he is young, he takes life seriously. Of course, after his death, he was treated with seriousness and dignity in every part of the motherland. In the film, the music is very peaceful, making me, who is usually impetuous, feel that there are some things that should be respected and done seriously. . .
Life is supposed to be dignified, but we sometimes treat the people around us with unusual indifference, including the strangers we meet. In the news, old soldiers are often alone looking for their comrades in arms, and we treat the martyrs who sacrificed for us (the film has been declaring a quiet environment, I want to apply that thinking, isn't this brought by the deceased, And their passing fits the same quiet) and the same disrespect.
Of course, those very deliberate plots, such as children at the airport, recollections on one side, and a historical photo (the US military used a stretcher to carry wounded comrades in the Gulf War),,,, very bad scenes, but, this This movie moved me. . . .
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