The sound of machine guns still reverberates in my ears, Reivew on Panfilov's 28

The cruelty of war cannot be expressed by any literature and film and television works. Future generations can only speculate on what happened at that time based on the descriptions of predecessors, but how can these pale descriptions replace the experiences in blood and fire? Some people say it's fake, it's not true, some people just say it didn't happen, it's a joke, I dare say that what happened on the battlefield at that time was more cruel, bloodier, and even more bizarre than in the movie. As a person living in a peaceful era, it is very conscientious to use such a work to pay tribute to the ancestors who gave their blood and lives for the motherland (or involuntarily), but some people have lost these.
After watching the film, the sound of the "lucky" Mark Qin machine gun still echoed in my ears, a total of two paragraphs. The first time it sounded, it was stopped abruptly by the German tanks. After the second sound, it didn't seem to stop. The gunshots echoed in my mind. This is a country, a nation, and even struggling to survive on the battlefield. The cry of the humble beings. As long as there is one person in a country or nation willing to fight for freedom and dignity, the gunfire will never stop.
Aside from ideology and the constraints of politics, one thing I admire about Maozi is that if you move an inch of my land, I will kill your energy. Without such awareness, how can we survive in this cruel world?
May our gunshots sound and never stop.

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