At first, Soo Hyun pretended to be a fool named Dong Jiu (Emma had the same name as our school building), went to South Korea as a spy, knew everything about that small village well, and lurked for two years. Then I always wondered why I was a spy in a seemingly ordinary village, usually not in some power center, so that it would be more convenient to perform tasks in the future, and it would be more conducive to "unification", even if I was too superficial Now, you can't have no assignments for two years, it's such a waste of talent! The explanation given later seems to be that they were only used as test subjects. But there is always a vague feeling that something is not right. . .
Then came the two of them, so I won't talk about it, and then came the climax, and they received the task of suicide. At that time, there was a saying in Dongjiu, if your mother abandoned you, would you still betray her (to the effect). I thought about it and felt speechless. But then I suddenly remembered a joke circulating on the Internet during the National Day a few days ago: The regime has a birthday, but the motherland does not. When I saw it at the time, I was quite disapproving. Although I couldn’t refute it in theory, I was still very satisfied with the current regime. . . So there is no deep resonance. But this sentence explains the problem in the movie very well. Their party is not their mother. The mother refers to the country of North Korea, the land and the people and culture on the land. Just like the change of dynasties in ancient China, there are so many tyrants. If you think that he is a parent and blindly obey and endure, that is "helping Zhou to abuse", and it is stupid loyalty. Therefore, there was an uprising and the birth of a new dynasty. From this perspective, I don't think the deaths of those people are great. What they want to do is not to die, but to resist and fight for the future of the motherland. Of course, it's great that a few protagonists die because they don't want to be caught by South Korea, and compromising with the enemy is unforgivable no matter the circumstances.
By the way, when I read the movie reviews later, many of them mentioned very basics. To be honest, as a senior rotten girl (?), I didn’t think too much about that aspect when I watched the movie, except for a few obvious things, such as the sentence "You will help me, right?" It felt too abrupt to appear there, and I couldn't help but think about it. . . But before he could make up his mind, he was taken away by the rhythm of the movie. I also understand a little bit that some people don't like rotten girls, and they don't accept everyone's excessive interpretation of certain works. . . In this way, I may not be very corrupt (?) At least in this movie, I was really moved by their brotherhood (emphasis),
as for the question of Kim Soo Hyun's face, I can only say that for handsome people That said, the influence of hairstyles and clothing is really not that big.
ps: Kim Soo Hyun's figure is really mouthwatering! ! ! !
pps: I really think a man who can fight is so handsome! ! ! !
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