When I walked out of the cinema, it was almost one in the morning, and there were very few people on the street. I looked up at my father beside me, and I had only one feeling—I was so happy.
Whether it's the military parade marking the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, or looking at the photos of various wars, I feel more than once: I am Chinese, and I live in such a peaceful and peaceful land. It is good to have family and ideals. . But this time, when the war is truly restored in front of my eyes, what I feel is not only a strong sense of family and country, but also a kind of fear of war.
So, I started to reflect on myself.
When the dispute over the Diaoyu Islands intensified, when the US warships and the South China Sea were close at hand, there would always be many voices shouting: Fight! I thought we were being bullied by China! Fuck you shit!
Yes, you just can't swallow a provocation on the news, but you don't know that if the war really comes, it's not the American Superman you see, nor the invulnerable iron-clad warrior, they are all real people! It will kill people!
From this point of view, director Lin Chaoxian has done a very good job, large-scale pictures, bloody scenes... No longer will he be shot several times and roared with machine guns to shoot the audience, but at the last moment for his teammates to pick up Weak signal. Stone half of his face was blown beyond recognition, his throat was pierced by a bullet, and he said, "Okay... it hurts..." Damn, my mother's heart is so distressed that it explodes! ! Previous movies told you that soldiers can throw grenades that were thrown over, but they didn’t tell you that the price of delaying a beat is to explode an arm. It’s not whether you dare to throw it, but whether you dare to touch it! Therefore, in terms of many details and realism, the film is more accurate.
Finally, the Chinese are not free to challenge but also not afraid of war, your father is still your father!
"The brave are fearless, the strong are invincible"
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