Benny recommends that any thinking person can see the great disaster that war brings to people. In addition to the lack of knowledge reserves, I can't feel the same as my own home has been destroyed. In this regard, although my Chinese Anti-Japanese War dramas are not beautiful, the pain points are deeper and more thorny. "Tai Ping Lun" is such an epic war movie that reflects the influence of the rear. The scene can be described as exquisite, it seems that there are too many slow motions, too much emotion rendering, but the sense of rhythm is not clear. This may be because the director has no feelings, and it is difficult to control the development of the story with spiritual language. The BBC's photography and plot development are obviously more fluid, and the strong emotional expression in the calm picture is just an embellishment, but it is a powerful monologue.
Christopher is not the type that is popular with girls. Girls like romantic whispers, the warmth of a lover, and the thrill of fighting for themselves. Val is also not the type that ordinary men will like. He has his own values and fights for himself. They have the same intelligence, they can discuss things on a spiritual level, which makes Christopher laugh, no one is born to like being alone. Sticking to the principle of ideals, or facing real emotions, this is beyond the range that I can savor carefully. The bondage of dogmatism to man, the chivalry of self-defense, and self-liberation. People inevitably move from being imprisoned by rules to freedom, so those who adhere to the principle of the noble gentleman and adhere to perfectionism are actually sacrificing their belief in self-preservation, which is the same as sacrificing for communism in the revolutionary era. But today, people are moving uncontrollably toward human freedom instead of belief.
Although only stepping into the gates of philosophy, it seems that every discussion of standards wants to boil down to the fact that this is a matter of controversy but nowhere seems to be conclusive.
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