I said,,, who can tell me how many people in this film died for the revolution?

When looking at the history of political thought, McMillan told me that the Paris Revolution was important because it was the first revolutionary activity in human history under the banner of ideology,,,, in human language, it was, ,,From this day on, human beings will no longer fight for money, land, and women.,, They can fight even if they can't see or feel things,,,, so this day has a cross-era I think the meaning of

it,,,, although the invisible and intangible things seem to be more noble (for example, when heroes kill bad people, they always like to yell at me to clean up you on behalf of the people),,, but it also carries some dangers,, ,, for example,,, do you really understand why you died?


So from the beginning, Mr. Yang explained that democracy is the people, from ancient Greek, which means when everyone participates in politics (this has been compared with ancient Greece People's original intentions began to deviate),,, I began to worry about how many people in this film died properly, and how many people just died in their own illusions,

so I began to count how many people in this film were for " "Revolutionary" died,,,

Nicholas Tse certainly not, the boy has only the boss and the young master such feudal residual poison,,, Donnie Yen died for his daughter,,,Batell and Liming are both mercenaries,,,Brother Chun is for Ren Dahua( This father and daughter are very strange,,, very strange,,, very strange,,,,) died, Ren Dahua died because of hatred of the Manchu Qing government (hate the government and revolutionaries are still a little subtle difference) the

result is calculated After all, it seems that only the young master died for the revolution,

so this film became very strange . The

director originally wanted to make a story about a group of ordinary people who sacrificed heroically for the revolution, the people, and the country. However, it was accidentally filmed into a vigorous story of a group of people who did not know the truth and died because of various selfish desires (for the boss, for repayment, for family affection, for loyalty, for repentance), and were involved in historical events

. It is very touching that they all died,,,, but to say that they are revolutionary martyrs,,, does not seem to be more convincing than saying that my girlfriend accidentally broke her leg when I went to work after work,,, came here some

I don't know if it's a deviation from the angle of presentation of the movie or a deviation from my understanding of the meaning of the word "martyr",

but in short,,, I had prepared a tissue and was going to cry a lot,,, but it was over after just a few hoots, ,, very unsatisfactory

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