In the end, she asked why she lost the battle, which is worth pondering.

Gudrun 2022-04-22 07:02:00

The skills are very superb, comparing real life with the fantasy world of the little confused heroine, and strengthening the depression and despair a hundred times. There is one thing at the end that makes people feel shitty in an instant: the emperor delivered a speech on defeat, and the heroine cried, "We actually lost the battle? We have suffered for so long, but we lost the battle." On the one hand, the character's point of view does not equal the author's point of view. As an ordinary person who is monopolized by information, Ling believes that the empire will always win and believes in the co-prosperity of the Greater East Asia. It is normal and true that she cannot accept defeat. Her disillusionment and questioning can be understood as a mockery of the nothingness of war. But on the other hand, Ling is not so ordinary. She is an artist with a world inside her head. With such a character, it is normal for her to jump up a level and question the war itself. But in the end she asked why she lost the battle, which is worth pondering.

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  • Bettye 2022-04-23 07:06:24

    The animation itself can be given four stars, but ignoring the identity of the perpetrator in the country and the attitude of the victim without self-examination, it still makes people feel a little uncomfortable, especially the emotional vent of the heroine after the emperor's broadcast, in fact, even if it is given to that A few seconds of close-up on the Tai Chi flag would be good; as the underlying operating element of the evil war machine, as nuclear bomb expert Harold Agnew said during a visit to Hiroshima, there are no innocent civilians.

  • Sedrick 2022-04-22 07:02:00

    After watching this movie, I understand why so many people tweeted that their language skills are not enough, and they can't write their feelings after watching it. All their feelings can only be expressed with a "um". May the world be peaceful, war is really terrible!