Quite a revolutionary war movie worth watching 1. In the 80th minute, Juan said to John: The revolution is when the literate people go to the illiterate people to tell them to change, and the poor people change, and then become literate The people sat around the big table talking and talking and then eating and eating. But what happened to these poor people - they all died. Then the same thing goes on and on. This is your revolution 2. The tragic scene of the massacre after the 101st minute echoes the paragraph in Mao Zedong's "Report on the Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan" at the beginning of the film - "Revolution is not a dinner party, an essay, or a painting. Embroidery can't be so elegant, so calm, gentle, so gentle and submissive. A revolution is a riot, a violent action by a class to overthrow a class" 3. John said that when he started making explosives, he believed in many things, and later he only Believe in dynamite. John, who also believes in many things, shoots his best friend after seeing him defect, and John, who only believes in explosives, says "I don't judge you" in front of the mutinous doctor. 4. Juan finally became a general, but when John died in the explosion, he could only say: What should I do? 5. The last scene before John's death is not the success of the revolution, but the friendship and love long gone forever. PS This film also tells us a truth: the most useful thing in revolutionary war, especially guerrilla warfare, is not long-range sniping, but a variety of bombs with small size and huge lethality!
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