Except for the first generation who was a little bit "big fool as wise", the other three generations were elegant and well-talked, and they often used Shakespeare's style to make quizzes and quizzes. The sub-collections of Scripture and History are all faithful, but they seem casual. From the court to the trenches, the various vanity fairs, the nests of right and wrong, the Black Jazz dealt with all kinds of people, etc., forever free and scornful, cunning, selfish, elegant, dangerous, and narcissism endless:
"I hope to live forever and stay in history after death. It can be compiled into a song and passed on...Hundreds of years later, a series adapted from my life starred the most heroic person at the time."
However, in the fourth season, I can no longer treat this as a comedy.
The small trench of the fourth season has become the epitome of any era. The ubiquitous state inside shows the people around us: Lieutenant George, who is passionate and naive, and full of ideals; hypocritical, brazen, incompetent and shameless. General; Honest, loyal, emotional and wise in the most simple stage of Bao Lique; a little clever baby captain who tends to be inflammable...Of course, there is also Black Sir. |
Black Sir IV is an exquisite and cynical and clever man with a fascinating sense of everyone’s drunkenness, but because of his cleverness, he has more pain. He can clearly see behind those gorgeous political declarations and patriotic passions. What it is, I can see clearly that he is powerless to change this absurd world; he is not willing to submit, but he is not a saint, and is too lazy to sacrifice for the new world, so he has been confused for a lifetime in contradictions, mocking, smiling hard, and smiling at his own. The fellow robes used and sarcasm while protecting, but in the end they still couldn't escape the fate given to him by the times.
If you don’t fight this meaningless battle, George will spend his life at the piano, cricket, and gentlemen’s club like his grandfather Bertie, and he will still be an innocent old naughty boy when he grows old; Captain Bao’er will marry his sweetheart and continue. Be a clerk in the company; where's Paulick? He can grow many beloved radishes...but they did not "escape the danger". They disappeared into the rumbling fire of the "no man's land" and turned into a quiet sea of flowers. The audience had plenty of time to fall in love with these. Little people, but didn't have enough time to say goodbye to them.
Life is like a play, and play is like life.
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