"Talking about love on the battlefield and portraying the Japanese as weak chickens, is this the director's understanding of the war?"
In the past ten years, anti-Japanese dramas have depicted the difficulties of our army during the Anti-Japanese War, with the purpose of letting the audience remember our sacrificed ancestors and know that the victory of the Anti-Japanese War is not easy to capture.
However, with the passage of time, anti-Japanese dramas have changed a "taste", although the domestic shooting technology has been perfected, but the picture presented by the anti-Japanese theme is far inferior to the previous anti-Japanese dramas.
In the former anti-Japanese dramas, the soldiers ate dry food, drank gruel, and wore military uniforms with folds and patches.
But in the current anti-Japanese dramas, the soldiers smoke cigars, eat Western food, eat abalone and drink red wine, not only their clothes are spotless, but their heads are smeared with layers of hairspray.
This series of unbelievable scenes can't help but make people wonder whether this is to fight devils or to experience life, which can be outrageous to such a bad degree.
"Incredible weapons"
I believe everyone knows that during the Anti-Japanese War in real history, the reason why our army was slightly inferior to the Japanese army in combat effectiveness was nothing more than because of the serious shortage of guns and ammunition, and every time the soldiers went to the battlefield, they had to save fighting.
However, in some anti-Japanese dramas, our soldiers did not use guns and ammunition at all, and all kinds of seemingly useless weapons could defeat the Japanese army.
For example, in the anti-Japanese drama "Independent Company", when a group of guerrillas and ordinary people faced the siege of a large number of Japanese troops, they made bamboo into "weapons", and there were countless bows, arrows and cannons.
The most outrageous thing is that a group of devils with guns were really defeated by a group of ordinary people with bamboo, guns are not as easy to use as bamboo, I'm afraid the director will laugh when he hears this.
In addition, there are cannonballs made of bamboo, which bind together a pile of bamboos filled with gunpowder, and their explosion is even more powerful than a real cannonball.
Of course, these weapons are still quite conservative compared with an anti-Japanese drama clearly called "The Legend of the Plainclothes Team Behind Enemy Lines", because in this anti-Japanese drama, there are bun mines that can be eaten and fried, and night pot mines that can urinate and explode.
A series of shocking operations made the audience in front of the screen look shocked, even a science fiction film can't shoot such an explosive weapon.
"Jaw-dropping lines"
Speaking of one of the most unbearable points in the current anti-Japanese dramas, it is undoubtedly a line beyond common sense, such as "My grandfather was killed when he was nine years old", "Let the bullet turn" and so on.
For example, in this anti-Japanese drama, in the camera, in order to ambush the devils at the foot of the mountain, our soldiers came quietly to a hillside full of weeds.
However, what was unexpected was that just when the soldiers clenched the guns in their hands and were about to fight with the devils, a soldier suddenly said to the political commissar: "Fang Jiafang, political commissar of Zhaozhuang, have you seen it?"
Hearing this, the political commissar looked at the pocket watch in his hand and calculated the time of the ambush, and said casually: "What's wrong?"
Originally, I thought that this soldier was interested in the political commissar named Fang Jia because of the other party's clever tactics, but the next second he said with a smile: "Do you think I am not a good match for her?"
Do you dare to believe that on the battlefield on the front line of life and death, as a soldier, he didn't think about how to defeat the Japanese army, but talked about the issue of love and love.
In addition, there is also an anti-Japanese drama that compares the sound of artillery fire when our soldiers and the Japanese army exchange fire to firecrackers set off during the New Year.
Faced with the battlefield outside with a lot of artillery fire, the regiment commander not only did not think about the strategy of retreating from the enemy, but also swore that he picked up the phone and said: "Listen, how about it? Does it look like the New Year?"
Comparing the sound of artillery fire on the battlefield to the Chinese New Year, this screenwriter's brain hole can be regarded as the first person in anti-Japanese dramas, and he completely compares war to child's play.
"Spicy-eyed costume"
For the clothing of our soldiers during the Anti-Japanese War, I believe everyone has some understanding, because the materials were limited at that time, so it was common for a military uniform to be worn for several years.
Of course, the warriors did not have any requirements for clothing, thinking about how to fight the devils, how to drive them out of our land, and it was impossible to put their minds on dressing up every day.
But what is unexpected is that some anti-Japanese dramas today are diametrically opposed to history, and the soldiers in the dramas are very concerned about dressing.
Male warriors either have a big back with hairspray or a yellow-colored hairstyle, while female warriors are even more outrageous, they don't wear good military uniforms, they have to wear some clothes that show their figure, and there are countless short skirts and floral skirts.
The most terrible thing is that in some anti-Japanese dramas, in order to show the beauty of female soldiers, costume dramas are often staged, and the routine of women dressing up as men and being dismantled with scattered hair is often staged.
In addition, in order to better show the "beauty" of women, there are some anti-Japanese dramas, and even modern tight-fitting leather clothes are arranged.
Looking at the camera of several female warriors holding modern weapons and wearing concave and shaped tights, people can't help but fall into deep thought, doubting that this is really an anti-Japanese drama.
And the costumes of another anti-Japanese drama are even more black-eyed, because in an anti-Japanese drama, female soldiers are wearing tight-fitting cheongsam.
The most important thing is that even though this female warrior is wearing a tight-fitting cheongsam with limited mobility, she is very flexible, breaking into the devil's headquarters alone, and easily killing the devil's high-level.
There is even an anti-Japanese drama in which there is a "side-rubbing" costume like wearing a deep V, which is really indescribable.
"Heavy makeup"
"How can you fight devils without makeup?" This sentence is really suitable in the current anti-Japanese drama.
In the anti-Japanese period in real history, whether it was a male or female soldier in our army, because of the inability to keep up with nutrition and a lot of manual labor, the yellow face and thin muscles were their most real state.
But in today's so-called anti-Japanese dramas, female soldiers must have three things when they go to the battlefield, one is lipstick, the second is foundation, and the third is false eyelashes.
In many anti-Japanese dramas, the faces of the female soldiers in them are almost flawless, not to mention the dust of the war, even cleaner than the faces of modern people, and the pores are almost invisible.
And the most unbearable thing is that the actresses with some makeup and faces also played the female soldiers in the anti-Japanese drama, which is not too spicy.
Should I say it or not, this scene is really outrageous, the female soldier with a plastic surgery face in the anti-Japanese drama is not only insulting the audience's IQ, but also disrespecting our dead ancestors.
All in all, anti-Japanese film and television dramas should not be "childlike", and if an anti-Japanese drama wants to be truly recognized by the audience, the three words "realism" are undoubtedly crucial.