The former squadron
captain killed each other with his comrades during the retreat, and
shot the comrades who could not board the retreating ship (reminiscent of the information I read before, maybe in a book by Long Yingtai, the scene of an army retreating from the sea during the civil war)
Kim Soo Hyuk killed the squadron leader and executed
many details of the retreat, which revealed both sides' desire for a truce, their disgust with endless wars, and their worries about whether they will be alive tomorrow.
The two sides of life
speak the same language, write the same language, and communicate through rotation about the occupation of the highlands. Both sides have the same appeal: when to stop the war.
Love
could not be called, after all, I have never met, at most I am a pen pal, and when I meet face to face, I will be a deadly enemy. However, they all look forward to the days after the armistice. In the end, it was dramatic that Kim Soo Hyuk found out that "Two Seconds" was the girl she was looking for, and then he was beaten to death by the girl, and the bullet went through his chest and her photo, sensational.
Armistice
All confrontation is gone. The twists and turns, and the fight started 12 hours before the armistice. Judging from the story of the movie, this was perfect. Both sides finally knew who the "pen pal" was, and then died in their own hands. In the end, they all died. Dialogue, accusation of war.
Peace, what is this war for? baffling. I remembered the "Ninth Commando" I watched a long, long time ago. At the end, there was one person left, those forgotten warriors, the forgotten war, and they were also asking, the reason for the war.
Details, you can see a lot of details, for example, the support of the so-and-so army and the bombing of the US military after the fog cleared 12 hours before the war. It seems to be saying that the bomber is the enemy, and the north and south should be brothers.
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