They can completely ignore the possibility of the enemy's "submission" after considering all the methods of defending the enemy.
He was also able to kill a bandit in his sleep without feeling ashamed, but he was proud of it.
Perhaps this is the Japanese standard: to kill the other side is victory. The process is not important, and the reconciliation is not considered. As long as you are not obedient, you will all die.
Although the movie is very long and very "textbook", I saw such a "anti-violence" teaching material that uses violence to control violence. I still feel genuinely uncomfortable. Perhaps, it is the reason of the times; perhaps the peasants who kill and the bandits feel the joy of slaughter.
I dare not say that this film is anti-violence, but I seem to have experienced a hint of Kurosawa Akira: the peasants are victorious, but they are not more benevolent than the bandits in a way, on the contrary, they are stimulating their " After "Little Universe", they will be more cruel and selfish.
Originally: check the hukou——the bandit is also a farmer.
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