Romantic imagery unrelated to macro themes.

Is the introduction wrong? With the help of the singer in the Central Plains, he escaped smoothly. It was the two brothers who worked together to fight against internal thieves and defeat strong enemies. I knew that Jackie Chan would not let him We were disappointed. He rode a strong ox, stood out from the siege, and "captured" Classmate Wang from the trench. Although every time Jackie Chan is in front of Classmate Wang, he always carries a rope in his arms. What does Wang mean to him? Perhaps it was a simple and honest farmer's idea that he could save money by being captured alive, but as the incident gradually deepened and the context became more complicated, I personally think that he had changed from hatred and dissatisfaction towards Wang to sympathy. Pity, in the end, evolved into a complex and contradictory love for each other, a small person, a general, they each have a dream in their hearts, and they work hard for their dreams, no matter what they do, even wandering. On the brink of death, although the whole play is expressed in the form of comedy and humor, the hardships and challenges the two experienced on the way to escape can still be seen as an extremely hard and dangerous road.
Let's not talk about the macro theme of the film, just after careful reflection, there are some images in the film, or like Tang poetry, which shocks people. A singer who was addicted to drugs on the way, she hated the war brought bad news to the whole family, hated the war for making her a singer, dancing to the princes and generals. She claims that she is only a small person, but she is the representative of thousands of small people. She is not like a warlike general, not a resident who has become a robber in order to survive, and is not a savage and crazy nomad. She sings The music score of his own life, singing for the ethereal soul, dancing for a beautiful vision, and wholeheartedly searching for her sacred tree. Perhaps she thought that the divine tree could bring peace to the home and this land that should have been peaceful, so she went through all the hardships and came to the magical tree and danced freely and gracefully. . .
Classmate Wang's younger brother, a very tragic character, would rather believe that the hairless martial arts made him so bloodthirsty and inhumane, and he immediately shot arrows when he failed to achieve his goal. Although he is outstanding in martial arts, his subjective will is too weak and completely He doesn't have the guts to call the shots, he is indecisive, he is indecisive, and he is ignorant of people's lives. Before he dies, he is really wronged. Even he can't stand himself, eh, but now I still don't understand why there can only be one king, one king and one king. Isn't it good to be an assistant? Well, it's good to be alive. I thought of a dying line for him, "の, since X was born, why did X be born? (⊙o⊙)... Breathless...
When Jackie Chan finally collapsed, the flag of Liang Guo still fluttered in the wind. Although it is very old-fashioned, it corresponds to the beginning, and there are quite a few soldiers who can kill and cannot be humiliated. The meaning of soldiers may be here.
Some small details clearly express the anti-war and peace-loving macro thoughts reflected in the film: the two words that soldiers only know - peace; there are still small green lives on the barren and dry land, and hope still exists. ; There are young people who can't kill, hehe, this is a sustainable concept and it is worth promoting; the nomads only focus on loyalty, not hatred; and the generals who are released to the enemy country, these are all very strong and NB.
Finally, I quote the theme song of the film. Only if you really understand it, can you appreciate the fragrance of rapeseed flowers in the lyrics -
a road is open, my family
lives in Yoliang, under the Liangshan
Mountain , the soil is fertile, and the land is five acres. The
five acres of fertile fields
are not the key, but it is the key to beware of stealing vegetables, haha, foreign language~

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