There are two lines of reality and fantasy. Personally, I think the fantasy line is stronger than the reality line.
The reality part is too sham, it feels a bit like watching a patriotic educational film, the ruthless and unpopular enemies, the underground party, the guerrillas, Sister Jiang... In the end, the people's army won and executed the reactionaries on the spot... The
fantasy part is also OK Said to be the inner world of a delusional girl, she introduced herself into the inner labyrinth, where she entered the inner palace.
When the girl's mother threw the mandrake into the fireplace, she said: The real world is cruel.
Fortunately, we still have a fantasy world to enter. The entire mythical world is connected to our hearts everywhere, and it is an outlet everywhere in the world we live in indifferently.
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