It's no secret, I'm a girl, never thought I would watch a war movie so high.
I liked this one more than the first one, and the departure of each character poked me in the face.
Every warrior fights with the determination to die, guarding the motherland behind him.
The motherland is above all else, and the land behind you will never allow others to invade.
The second part of Chosin Lake vividly interprets this firmness and determination, and on a windy and snowy winter day, the wind rages through the whole army, and the soldiers freeze to the purple face one by one, and the eyebrows, eyelashes, beards, and hard and cold wounds of the frost beads are quickly frosted, and the scabs are not easy everywhere.
Coupled with the overall picture of this tragic war "from 157 people to 1 person", the sadness and heartache unconsciously emanated from the deepest part of the heart.
It is hard to imagine that such a story was actually experienced by such a group of people many years ago, and even more than in the movie...
It is precisely because of their selfless and fearless efforts that they have exchanged for today's peaceful and prosperous world.
The spirit of the volunteer army conveyed by this film is once again deeply engraved in everyone's bones and blood, and that sense of faith travels through time and space and inspires everyone. Such a film is worth watching!
#电影长津湖之水门桥 #
