The perfection of human nature, the awe of life, the defense of equality, the transcendence of race, and the abandonment of prejudice. I can never find words that satisfy me to describe the shock and impact this film and that experience gave me. No words can describe it. To express the great compassion and the ultimate kindness behind it, I just deeply blame myself and hate myself, why did I not watch this movie until now, why is it now, what did I do before, I regret and blame myself for being Being so ignorant, I hate how little I know about human history and how little I know about the suffering that human beings have experienced. To be a human being, you need to know your past, you need to know the suffering you have experienced, you need to know the brilliance of human nature, and you need to know the ugliness of human nature, so as to have the courage to die to defend the most precious part of human nature. quality. I haven't cried like this for a long time, maybe it's because I've hit the most vulnerable cells and nerves in my soul. May there be no more disasters in the world, may every life be peaceful, may have the wisdom and ability to overcome all suffering, and may the glory of equality and justice remain in the world forever. Just a hundred years after the end of World War I, and more than 70 years after the end of World War II, the ghost of war still pervades human beings. We are willing to learn from history and defend peace. Be alert to the erosion and destruction of light by the slightest bit of darkness, and be wary of the slightest possible spark of war. Thanks for this movie, thanks to the director.
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