Wu Jing said: "I feel that my intestines and stomach are frozen, and as soon as my hand comes out, it sticks to the wall, it is really cold!" But in the weather when the urine was frozen into icicles as soon as they came out, many volunteers wore single clothes and single pants.
Yi Qianxi said: "The most difficult part of filming "Watergate Bridge" is the cold! The temperature in Zhangjiajie, where the film was filmed, was minus 31-37 degrees, but as Wu Jing said, the cold in "Watergate Bridge" did not have to be played, because it actually existed.
But the actors who finish filming can get into the tent, there is hot soup, there is a heater, there is a box office. But the volunteers of 1950 did not, they had nothing, and there were bullets waiting for them!
In North Korea in 1950, the night temperature was minus 40 degrees, which was a cold that eroded bones and pierced the soul. Some volunteers felt that their ears were itchy, and they used their hands to find that their ears had fallen off, and the guards answered the phone in the house and licked the door with their tongues, and their tongues were stripped of a layer of skin.
The enemy had guns and ammunition and goose down sleeping bags, and our volunteers supplemented their vitamins by eating leaves and drinking tadpoles, and turning over a mountain could freeze 1,000 people, almost half of whom were frozen to death at that time.
Chen Kaige said: "We have paid a lot to promote the filming, it is not that we feel that we are great, what is great is the audience, and it is the affirmation given to this movie by the times! ”
In fact, the great ones are the martyrs, the decision-making of the leaders, and the perseverance and courage of the volunteers that have given us today's good days, but it is true that the longer the times, the more they can reflect their greatness.
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