In the cold and bone-chilling snow, Wu Qianli, played by Wu Jing, piled up a small snowdrift and inserted a cigarette that had been lit on the snowdrift.
The camera slowly shakes to a close-up of Wu Qianli's face: like a rough face that has been polished by sand and gravel, there are still blood stains that have not been wiped clean, and when lighting this cigarette for the deceased comrade-in-arms, this steel-boned man shows the chivalrous tenderness that overflows the screen.
In the narrative process of "The Water Gate Bridge of Chosin Lake", which lasts for about two and a half hours, director Xu Ke intersperses the extremely delicate emotional scenes between men from time to time in the scheduling of war scenes.
The war scenes of the whole movie are spectacular and magnificent, with a wide field of vision, one explosive point after another, one bloody battle after another.
As the fighters swooped down, as the shells were stuffed into the bore, one extremely realistic picture after another of blood and fire intertwined, rendered in one snow-covered extremely cold zone after another.
The logic of the whole movie is clear and clear, the lines are rough and hard, and the seven companies of a group of grandfathers have their own reasons and personalities.
Director Xu Ke is like a "commander" who occupies the highest point, strategizing and relaxed, and everything is in his hands.
The most emotional thing is that in the strong rhythm of the war narrative, director Xu Ke let the heroes of the Seventh Company "live".
Their heroic nature is not only wild and ruthless in the face of the enemy, but also the sympathy and non-abandonment in the face of comrades-in-arms, but also the iron-blooded heart and tenderness of the relatives.
When Yu Congrong, played by Li Chen, found an enemy plane attacking on the hillside, and after a series of battles, the exhausted comrades-in-arms huddled together to warm up and still slept in the snow under the hillside, Yu Congrong did not hesitate to send a bullet full of anger to the enemy plane.
As a result, the enemy aircraft group immediately dropped one bomb after another, and Yu Congrong ran in the blossoming bomb, and he completed the final salute to his comrades-in-arms with a one-shot action of sacrificing himself.
Before performing his final mission, Zhu Yawen's Mei Sheng, played by Zhu Yawen, recalled what he had promised his wife: after the war, he would teach his daughter to count well. Unfortunately, the promise to his wife was pierced by the enemy's bullets.
When he "single-handedly" drove the ignited chariot to the enemy in order to cover Wu Qianli's ultimate mission of blowing up the Watergate Bridge, he annotated the true meaning of a good father and a good husband with a real man's move.
A similar delicate and moving scene also appeared on Wu Qianli carrying a cannonball to carry out the ultimate goal of blowing up the Watergate Bridge, when the enemy surrounded Wu Qianli, this seemingly rough man expressed his "contempt" for the enemy with a dismissive smile, and when he pulled the trigger to fire the last bullet in his life, the bullet shot at the shell that finally triggered the blow-up of the Watergate Bridge, and also "floated to the audience".
At this moment of a thousand guns, the picture of the movie switches to the scene of Wu Qianli's last words to Wu Wanli, the younger brother played by Yi Qianxi.
Wu Qianli's words were full of infinite love and pity: I didn't let you run before, because I was afraid that you would cause trouble. Today you want to run how to fly how you want to set yourself.
When this brutal battle was over, the companies reported to the commander played by Zhang Hanyu that the number of people should be reached, and the number of reports played by Yi Qianxi was: the number of people in reality.
Wu Wanli did not show any special sadness, his seventh company finally completed the task, he also completed the spiritual transformation, he became a real warrior.