Today we are going to talk about an interesting and serious topic: the staggering "food" plots in the anti-Japanese drama. Recently, I read an article discussing the exaggerated depictions of the Eighth Route Army's food in some anti-Japanese dramas, and I couldn't help but wonder: where is the line between artistic creation and historical authenticity?
First of all, let's review the classic anti-Japanese drama "Bright Sword". In the play, the food of the Eighth Route Army is extremely simple, reflecting the hardships of that era. However, when we saw "Bright Sword III: Thunder Warrior", the style of painting changed abruptly. The Eighth Route Army in the play not only lives in a mansion, but also enjoys Western food such as luncheon meat and coffee. This contrast is not only shocking, but also a disrespect for history.
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So far, I haven't eaten caviar, so I raised my claws,......
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Caviar is the most expensive nearly 200 yuan a gram, but it is estimated that you will not want to eat raw salted fish roe, and foreigners want the feeling of bursting when you bite into it.
To sum up, although TV dramas are part of artistic creation, when dealing with historical themes, especially major historical events like the War of Resistance Against Japan, creators should pay more attention to the authenticity and educational significance of history. At the same time, as viewers, we should also improve our historical knowledge and discernment ability, and not be misled by erroneous historical information. History should not be distorted, and art should not lose its dignity.
I haven't eaten caviar yet, I should go back to the Anti-Japanese War and enjoy it.
Well, that's all for today's sharing. I hope that everyone can think about it while enjoying historical dramas. See you next time!
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