"We're not fighting the enemy, we're fighting war." This sentence is really ironic, especially in the context of the civil war on the Korean peninsula. The whole story revolves around the civil war. The most commendable thing is that there is no bias towards any one party. The film does not try to share the fuse of the war or who is the initiator/blame of the war. Hegemony), but put a lot of shots and plots in the description of war scenes, highlighting the cruelty and ruthlessness of war. And using a lot of plots to show that there is no deep hatred between the north and the south, it is more that the positions are different, and there are not many camps, and it is very sharp to criticize the forces behind it and the practice of not taking human life seriously. When the film is about to end, the north and the south have the feeling of meeting and laughing and ignoring their grievances. It makes people feel even more sad. For the so-called international influence and political influence, the Korean peninsula, which was originally a unified country, was split into two regimes. In fact, the film tells us a lot, and the director has a lot to say, but I want to say that a country that launched a war of aggression for no reason is really worthy of being cast aside by generations of people. It also made me feel once again what a great happiness it is to live in a peace-loving country.
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