Most of the film and television works we come into contact with on a daily basis come from American and British films represented by Hollywood, as well as from Japan, South Korea, domestic production, and Hong Kong and Taiwan regions. These are all familiar to everyone. Today, I watched the Russian film "Fearless General High Ulchak.
The name Kolchak may not be familiar to most of his classmates. He has many titles, Russian military strategist, Arctic explorer, and probably the most famous "number one counter-revolutionary" because he was the leader of the White Army during the Soviet-Russian Civil War. .
In 2004, the Russian Constitutional Court vindicated Kolchak and erected a monument to him in Irkutsk, the last stop of his life. His related deeds, if you are interested, you can Baidu by yourself.
I like two places in this film, one is the love between Kolchak and Anna.
When the two met and fell in love, both of them were married, and their original partners both loved each other. In our common film and television works, it is estimated that it is all kinds of hysteria, divorce and separation of family property, and then the man goes out of the house; or perform a show "Let's run away".
On the contrary, although Kolchak and Anna love each other, they have shown restraint due to their responsibilities and vows of marriage, and have not abandoned their original family because of their love.
Later, the situation was turbulent. In order to protect his wife and children, Kolchak sent them abroad and stayed at home to lead the White Army; Anna followed her husband and fled to the Far East. When Anna learned of Kolchak's whereabouts, she waited and hoped At the end, he resolutely chose to follow Kolchak. Knowing that her partner was no longer in her heart, Kolchak's wife asked, "Alexander, are we still in love? If not, I will go back to St. Petersburg tomorrow..."
Anna's husband behaved quite calmly and agreed to peace Breaking up is like the song "I'm Not Sad" sings "Breaking up now is better than procrastinating if you don't love me", or "Let go of my hand" "The last love is to let go of my hand".
The other is that when Kolchak took the oath of mobilization, it was not the oath itself. I paid more attention to the red, white and blue tricolor flag behind him. Back then, the Soviet Red Army defeated the White Army, overthrew the Russian Provisional Government, and established the Soviet Union. The white and blue tricolor has disappeared from people's eyes. Ironically, 70 years later, the tricolor is known to the world as the national flag of Russia. Is this also a victory for Kolchak?
Just like "Fate Hard" sings, "Whoever is strong and who lives long, whoever wins, can't be broken, still stands here with you and waits for the accusation to die by your side" is worth pondering.
All in all, the Russian people really hated and loved him. For 70 years, Kolchak has been regarded as the culprit of evil, the enemy of the people, the representative of imperialism ... etc. Now, he has become a hero of the Russian nation.
The change in Kolchak's position reflects the change in Russia's view of history: he no longer judges historical figures based on ideological differences, the outcome of political disputes, and prejudice, but based on his contributions to the nation, the country, and more. Objective, more comprehensive evaluation.
Just as the Chinese authorities are increasingly paying attention to the contribution of the national army to resist Japan, Nanjing Good Friday on December 13 has become a national memorial day. It is hoped that the soldiers of the national army who fought bravely against Japan can also be affirmed and rehabilitated.
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