Does anyone still not know when the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea took place?
Today, when I went to see "Watergate Bridge", I sat next to two girls, one of whom asked the other: What year did this war take place? 18xx years? Shouldn't it be, what year?
Another answer: I don't know.
Yesterday my husband said I wanted to see "Watergate Bridge", and my husband said you go. He took the kids to play in the mall and let me go to the movies. It was the same when Chosin Lake was released, he watched the kids let me go to the movies, and after watching them, we went home together [laughs]
I think the level of director Xu Ke is still very high, and I feel that the Pratunam Bridge is even better than Chosin Lake, which is worth watching. Such films can be made more, at least people who do not understand history will pay a little attention, even if they do not learn specifically.
For example, the two girls sitting next to me today, one of them asked the other, what year did this war take place? 18xx years? Shouldn't it be, what year?
I heard it from the side and thought that this was also a good thing, at least they knew about the war to resist US aggression and aid Korea, if there was no such movie, maybe in a few years, they would not even know that they had fought this battle. It's just that these two people have a lot of words, from the beginning to the end, I really hate this kind of talk [frown]
In other words, I feel that movie tickets are getting more and more expensive now [nose picking]
