In all kinds of complicated situations, the British army held on to the end, and when reinforcements arrived, they were victorious.
Napoleon stubbornly believed that he could control everything and that as long as he had a perfect plan, the result would be perfect. But this is not the case in fact. The emperor just had a thought in his mind and was taken away by his fantasy, and even indulged in it.
Wellington is more like a general who combines practicality and vision. In fact, he has already made a name for himself in India, and has defeated the French army many times on the Iberian Peninsula. Knowing how to advance and retreat in the battle, he made full use of the "sluggish and tenacious" characteristics of the British army and made a defensive counterattack.
The British army in the film strictly forbids looting, which coincides with the description of the British army fighting on the peninsula in "West".
Britain had completed the Industrial Revolution at that time, was already a capitalist country, and should have been the freest country at the time, but prevented the capitalist revolution in France. The French revolution, however, used the method of aggression against other countries to "hit the feudal forces of European countries", and even used looting to obtain provisions in the Iberian Peninsula, which was different from the way the British army transported provisions from other places. .
One-sided summary of two points: 1. Democracies will not take the initiative to export democracy.
2. Reality reflects thinking and not the other way around.
Tucao: This film was actually shot in the Soviet Union, and the whole process is in English. . .
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