have watched both of this series, and I once recommended many people after watching it, not because of the ups and downs of the plot or how shocking the story. But I think it's too much like an educational film, so it's worth using it to emulate.
Most of the film is a dialogue between the male and female protagonists , the pictures are average, and the dialogue is not too deep, but this is a good foreshadowing by the director for the following. The moment I saw the male protagonist was bitten by a small fish and bleeding, my psychological defense broke down.When his blood attracted the shark and was buried, I began to despair. The heroine immersed in the sea. At the end, after struggling to no avail, the heroine is also in the hopeless sea. At this time, I think of the ending song, the screen is getting dark, and then the subtitles are started. The
whole movie is simple and easy to understand. I think it’s an excellent life education film. It is really a good example of popularizing safety and survival knowledge. This film itself is based on true stories, so you have to watch each one. If you have it, change it. If you don't have it, you can add encouragement.
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