Perhaps for Americans, Western history is like the Chinese Cultural Revolution as a baptism of humanity. Many were baptized, but few were preserved. The whole movie was very depressing, and I guessed that there would be a turning point. How many times I wanted the frontal characters to die quickly, until I finally hoped to kill the boss with a single shot. However, in the end, the shot is not important, but a whistle and the following of the horse lead to all redemption. The West, the Cultural Revolution, an era can be very big, but it can only be very small in history. The moment of a hero can go down in history forever, and the life of a mortal can only be the number of casualties. Thousands of years, thousands of generations, there are not many bones of the predecessors, and there will always be people buried. But human nature will always survive through the darkest.
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