In the Battle of Okinawa in 1945, Dawes, a medical soldier who adhered to his religious beliefs and did not kill or touch a gun, saved 75 wounded by himself after the Japanese army cleaned up after the war. When everyone was pushed back by the Japanese suicide charge, only Dawes stayed behind, carrying one wounded after another with signs of life. Countless times when I was exhausted, I knelt on the ground and prayed to God to let me save another person.
How cruel can the battlefield be? The instantly dead comrades in arms, the bloody bodies, the blown limbs flying around, the Japanese who fought back madly, and the mice that ate the corpses. One second, the situation was being discussed, and the next second, it was blown into two pieces. In 1945, the United States took the lead in using battleships to bomb Hacksaw Ridge. Many recruits thought that it was impossible for anyone to survive under such intensive artillery fire, but after 7 assaults, they stepped on the bodies of countless compatriots, blew up the fort, and won. position. But when the dawn came, the Japanese army rushed out of the tunnel like leopards, covering the entire screen, the camera was elongated, and the countless Japanese soldiers seemed to be on stimulants, shooting frantically and fighting at close range... .
At this time, you will find that the battlefield is really cruel. Its ruthlessness and bloodshed can never be experienced by watching two anti-Japanese dramas in an air-conditioned room. Hacksaw Ridge is just one of the many battlefields in which the United States and Japan fought against each other. Such tragic events are just a scene on the battlefield, but this scene is enough to move people in the era of peace. In this impetuous era, the remarks of using military force are not uncommon on the Internet. It seems that war is as exciting and exciting as the video games that we have played, but we don’t know that during the war, we sacrificed 4 Chinese to kill 1 Japanese. Peace and ease, how many ancestors exchanged their lives for. At the end of the film, the United States won the battle of Hacksaw Ridge against Japan. The Japanese lined up to walk out of the tunnel holding white flags. When everyone finally exhaled, the Japanese began to shout: For His Majesty the Emperor! So, with a ring of explosives around the waist, we can naturally think of what happened next... Japan is a nation that will not surrender, just as it is difficult for us to understand that Dawes was beaten by his teammates by his superiors during training before the war, and he still insisted on Just like the belief of going to the front line of the battlefield and not touching guns and not killing people, it is also difficult for us to understand the obsession of the short Japanese people on the screen with "jade broken". But there is no doubt that belief is very powerful, and everyone's belief deserves to be respected. Although Dawes refused to carry a weapon, he was always ready to give his life to his comrades. On that cliff, the soil was soaked with blood, stumps, broken arms, and rotten flesh were everywhere, maggots and mice crawled all over the body, and rotten flesh and organs flew. to describe this horror. Yet this is what war really looks like. When everyone had left, Dawes was left alone on this purgatory-like terrifying battlefield, helping every comrade-in-arms who might still be alive with his bare hands. What supports him is the belief he has always adhered to, his cherishing and awe of life.
Faith is indeed great, and it enables human beings to persevere in conditions of extreme pain and despair. There is a classic line in "V for Vendetta": "Under the mask is not only the flesh and blood, but also the mind, and the mind is not afraid of bullets." People always need a little faith. May the world be at peace.
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