In the story, Alyosha is a 19-year-old signal soldier who was allowed a vacation by the general for destroying two enemy tanks. He went back to visit his mother, helped the one-legged soldier on the way, and met a man named Shu. The girl who was pulled later returned to her hometown, but when she got to her hometown, the holiday was over. He only met his mother for more than 10 minutes before leaving for the front line, but who knows, this is actually a goodbye... This movie is still a good one to this day. The director made the cruelty of war, The darkness of human nature is vividly expressed. Without war, soldiers would not be without legs, the wives of frontline soldiers would not be the mistresses of others, Alyosha would not leave Shura, and the mother would not lose her son. And the last dialogue between mother and son is chilling:
"You have a beard? Alyosha."
"Yes, mother."
"You smoke too? Alyosha".
"I'm sorry, mother, I have to go."
"Alyosha, you will come back. I didn't wait for your father to come back. I must wait for you to come back."
"Yes, mother, I will come back.
" The ten-minute meeting was not only the reunion of mother and son, but also the farewell of relatives, which pinned the thoughts of all frontline soldiers to their relatives in the rear. During this less than ten minutes of meeting, many villagers came to ask Alyosha when the war was over, to know that their relatives were still on the front lines, their fathers, husbands, and sons were still fighting bloody battles, and many people gave their own blood. Russia is a nation that advocates force, but it can be seen from the inquiries of the villagers that even if it is a nation that advocates force, their people still hope for peace. "Alyosha" is a very common Russian name. In some respects, the name "Alyosha" represents the many Soviet soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the victory of World War II and shed their blood for peace. Most of them It is a person of the same age as Alyosha in the film. Here, we have every reason to pay tribute to the "Alyoshas" who sacrificed their lives for peace!
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