In fact, I really hate war. I don't understand why war exists or what it is trying to prove. In order to prove his strength, or what. What they don't know is that more or less lives are exchanged behind the war. What they don't know is how many families are separated and incomplete because of this. They only think of the joy of victory, the vanity after victory, the pride after victory. However, I never thought about whether it was worth it or not. Is it really necessary to pay such a large price for temporary satisfaction?
Although I don't have a good opinion of Americans, when it comes to Japanese, I believe many people will grit their teeth. The intensity of that feeling, the resentment, and the deep pain, I believe many people have experienced it personally. Some history, it is such a deep existence, reminding you of what happened and the humiliation you have suffered. Yes, we are all victims, both before and now. We are still the weaker party. However, we always believe that one day we can be so powerful and invincible.
However, sometimes I feel deeply sad. Our perseverance, our oath. I don't know where it was buried, maybe it was scattered in the wind the moment I said it. Yes, we are weak and easy to assimilate. The older generation of people will also have a burst of heartache every time they wake up in the middle of the night. And we, our thoughts, fade away bit by bit, corrupt bit by bit, as if everything has become a matter of course. Hearing a lot of pointless clamour and seeing a lot of action without real purpose, we lack more than a strong leader. There should be something else we can resist together. Just like the Koreans, because we are a family and we are on the same front.
When the relationship with Taiwan was tense, the neighborhood around our house was also tense, and there were many helicopters flying at low altitudes over the roof of the building. Sometimes I wonder what would happen if a war broke out in our country. Although it was only a momentary conjecture, when I thought of the result, the feeling of near despair would surge up. Yes, I'm scared, I have a lot of relatives, friends, and I can't think of what I would do if they were gone one day. Haven't they ever felt this way?
Just look at the sunset. Although it falls every day and then rises as usual the next day. Who can be sure that tomorrow will be the same as today. Maybe overnight, everything changed.
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