The highlight of the whole play should be the theme song that runs through the whole text. This song brought me back to that era as soon as the movie appeared, it should be a song I learned in elementary school music class, "The sun in the west is about to set, and the lake is quiet, talking about me ~ my beloved Tupipa, singing From that touching song Eryao~" Very artistic.
I love the various adaptations that fit different scenarios. Especially the folk music version when I went to climb the train at 1:01:00, it was very compact, very catchy and very happy...
Watching a play can experience a kind of life.
Wang Kai's role is also a bright spot. Wearing a Japanese officer's robe is really handsome, especially if he can speak a few words of Japanese with the commander to fool the soldiers/hijack Yuko, and then be knocked out by the fat man when he is in a difficult situation. Opening the tank is deadlocked, and the bullets come and go, like playing Tai Chi; and there are those who keep saying, "It's too irregular. It's too irregular."
Irregular little people also have big dreams of doing big things, even if the whole army is wiped out.
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