"Ashin of the North", the prequel to the "Kingdom" series, tells the story of Ashin (played by Jun Zhixian) who appeared at the end of the second season and the origin of the grass The real core contradiction of the series is not the end of zombies, but a political struggle - the exiled prince of the kingdom and the prime minister who is in power, one wants to return to the capital to defend the king's power, and the other sees the decline of the kingdom and wants to seize power to save the court. As the bottom-level people of Lee's North Korea, Ashin's story highlights a tragic character. When I was a child, my tribe was slaughtered and turned to the officials. When I grew up, I realized that the people I joined were the culprits who killed my tribe, and the people of my own tribe were the ones who killed my tribe with their own hands. Behind this tragedy is actually a political struggle: one’s own tribe was betrayed and framed and slaughtered, but the “victims” paid by the current dynasty to quell the war, the people at the bottom of the class society have no human rights. There is a saying in "Kingdom 1", "The untouchables should be burnt casually, and the dignitaries must hold a grand ceremony before being buried" - even if they die and become zombies, they must be divided into nobles and inferiors. This is the kingdom, cruel class oppression When the people at the bottom will never turn around and return to this prequel itself, Ashin's transformation to extremes seems abrupt, but it is reasonable after careful consideration. After the oppressed pariah learned that the country they allegiated betrayed their tribe, they turned into a villain and would most likely stand on the opposite side of the prince in the third season. This has become a political contradiction again: the son of the reformists and the revolutionary Ashin, a kingdom who wants to revive a kingdom that has just experienced a zombie crisis, and a kingdom who wants to kill everyone in the kingdom is buried for "Kingdom 3" While foreshadowing, it also filled the pit where the king of "Kingdom 1" became the zero zombie, perfected the timeline and created the complex character of Ashin to pave the way for the story of the third season. Looking at the little tricks, "Kingdom: Ashin of the North" obviously qualified to complete the task of a prequel and a side story. Finally, let's talk about the actors. The adult Ashin played by Jun Zhixian only appeared in 50 minutes, and the whole film was only 94 minutes... However, after receiving In the next 40 minutes or so, although her lines were few and she had a cold face most of the time, Quan Goddess can express the bitterness and hatred of this character vividly with just a few eyes and movements. I tm directly. burst
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