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With the end of the finale of "Scout Heroes", we can't help but say: "This is an audio-visual feast that combines heroism and family and country feelings." ”
Directed by Zheng Xiaolong and An Zhanjun, starring Luo Jin and Ma Sichun, this film not only shocks the audience visually, but also outlines a heart-warming picture at the emotional level.
During the period of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, Liang Chen, chief of the reconnaissance section of a division of the Chinese People's Volunteers, led a reconnaissance company to resist the US army with superb tactics, and heroic deeds were frequently reported, but is this enough, and is there something deeper that we need to think about?
When the audience admires the heroism of the film, have they ever thought about how the "hero" is defined? In reality, our definition of heroes is often limited to those who fought bloody battles on the battlefield to defend their families and the country.
And "Scout Heroes" tries to challenge this traditional image of heroes.
In the reconnaissance company led by Liang Chen, every soldier is a small hero, whether it is the combat exploits on the battlefield or the perseverance in ordinary posts, they are interpreting the diversity of the word "hero".
Does the film try to tell us that everyone has the potential to be their own hero, and that the definition of a hero should not be narrowly fixed to a certain image?
In this film, it is not so much a serious anti-Japanese war drama as a big drama of "joking about the battlefield", in the painful war theme, the screenwriter skillfully interspersed many humorous elements, so that the whole drama does not lose a sense of relaxation.
This way of dealing with it makes people wonder how many twists and turns and helplessness of human nature are hidden behind the war? What is the story behind the heroes who call for wind and rain on the battlefield?
Is it these subtle portrayals of humanity that make the whole plot more depth and thickness and make it easier for us to resonate?
Although "Scout Hero" left a deep impression in the hearts of most audiences, some viewers put forward different opinions on this work, and some people felt that the plot was average and did not have much innovation in the theme of the Anti-Japanese War.
This makes us wonder if there has been a stereotype of what people expect from heroes.
In the historical period of the Anti-Japanese War, are there more diverse ways of expression that can break through traditional heroism and present a more real and complex historical picture?
In the finale of "Scout Heroes", the screenwriter chose a rather controversial ending, allowing the audience to step into a deeper state of thinking.
Does this ending try to tell us that heroes don't always survive on the battlefield, and sometimes they die silently to tragic music?
Such a setting undoubtedly makes people feel embarrassed, and it also triggers a series of thoughts about the value of the hero's life.
Is it only in the flames that the true character of the hero can be revealed? This question deserves our in-depth consideration and re-examination of the way in which heroic stories are inherited.
While remembering the past, we might as well create a broader space for the heroic stories of the future.
"Scout Heroes" is a breakthrough in the hero genre, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't further challenge conventions and expand our thinking.
In contemporary society, the definition of a hero is undergoing a huge transformation, and they may be hidden in all corners around us, writing extraordinary stories with ordinary lives.
Let's look forward to more fresh and creative heroic legends, so that the audience can not only be shocked in the process of appreciation, but also find resonance in deep thought.
Just as the scouts in the film transcend the positioning of traditional heroes, we should also think about how to transcend the confines of heroism and expand the boundaries of human nature.
Heroism often hides a heavy burden under the glamorous exterior, and in the ordinariness of life, it is possible for everyone to show courage beyond the ordinary.
Through more nuanced storytelling, we can show those who are quietly dedicated and show extraordinary qualities in ordinary life.
Such innovation may allow us to see more realistic and closer to human heroes, no longer limited by traditional hero images, and make hero stories more modern and contemporary.
Does this novel approach to historical themes mean that we can be more daring to try to travel through the wonderful time and space of history?
When presenting heavy historical themes in a lighter way, we can learn from the experience of "Scout Heroes" and break the inherent perception of historical themes through clever plot design and character portrayal.
In the controversial choice of the ending of the TV series, does it also remind us that heroes are not iron-clad characters, but also have the fragility and complexity of human nature.
We should abandon the excessive idealization of heroes, and make heroes closer to reality and more flesh and blood, which can not only resonate with the audience, but also more realistically reflect the twists and turns of the fate of heroes in history.
This is an innovative attempt to make people no longer limited to a single hero image when facing heroic stories, and the film not only focuses on the war itself, but also pays more attention to the performance of human nature in the war.
Should the audience delve deeper into the meaning of war, rather than just focusing on the heroic deeds of heroes? We can look at war from a broader perspective, thinking about the impact and change that war brings to ordinary people.
Through a more diverse and nuanced perspective, we may be able to go beyond the singular value of heroism and see the impact of war on individuals and groups in a real way, expanding our understanding of history.
In the audio-visual feast of "Scout Heroes", the thinking aroused by the film not only stays under the aura of heroes, but also re-examines our heroic narratives.
This is exactly what modern society pursues for heroic stories - between the real and the ideal, with a broader mind to understand the heroes who have become complicated by history.
In the future creation, we may be able to think more about how to break the tradition and present the hero's story in a richer and more down-to-earth way, so that the audience can get a deeper inspiration for history while resonating emotionally.
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