Since its release on September 30, the historical blockbuster "Changjin Lake", which tells about the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, has risen at the box office and word of mouth, showing a trend of breaking bamboo all the way, and has already had the appearance of the box office champion of the National Day file.
This war history blockbuster, co-directed by Chen Kaige, Xu Ke and Lin Chaoxian, took three hours to restore the cruelty of the war and the bravery and fearlessness of the People's Volunteers.
The three directors with distinct styles tried everything to cast the part they were responsible for filming into a timeless classic, for example, most of the literary dramas in "Changjin Lake" were written by Chen Kaige, and the large-scale war scene shooting was jointly completed by Xu Ke and Lin Chaoxian, which not only filmed the cruelty and profound significance of the war, but also used the group portrait drama to tell the audience why this group of volunteers who defended the country was "the most lovely people".
In the "Chosin Lake" movie, in addition to the most important war to resist US aggression and aid Korea in the main line, the most distinctive side story is how the teenager Wu Wanli (Yi Qianxi) grew from a stubborn "bear child" to a qualified soldier step by step under the guidance of his brother Wu Qianli (Wu Jing) and the seventh interspersed with everyone.
The character of Wu Wanli has been "making trouble" since he appeared on the scene - dressed scruffily, he and his friends played wildly on the river beach, holding stones all day long to draw water and floating out of the quasi-head so good that they could smash the sails of the ship through the road with a stone, this kind of "wild child" who was not afraid of the sky entered the army and faced a group of veterans who had really carried guns and killed the enemy on the battlefield, they teased this unconvinced recruit, watched him jump up and down in anger, and tried everything to teach him how to survive on the battlefield.
It can be said that Wu Wanli's growth is inseparable from the seventh interspersed with everyone's teachings: the hill that was strafed by enemy planes and sacrificed in the rocky hills of the Dry River Valley did not struggle until death, Mei Shengwen, played by Zhu Yawen, could speak English to lure the enemy wu neng and american soldiers to fight hand-to-hand, Duan Yihong's sharpshooter Tanzi told him that there was no undead hero in the world by wrapping his shoulders, and Lei Suisheng, an artilleryman played by Hu Jun, used his life to teach him what a hero was.
In particular, the two characters of Lei Suisheng (played by Hu Jun) and Mei Sheng (played by Zhu Yawen) are the finishing touches in the movie.
Zhu Yawen played the seventh interspersed company instructor Mei Sheng, originally retired home, but after receiving the summons from the superior, resolutely pushed the newly bought bicycle on the train to North Korea, the film's portrayal of this role is very "point to the end", he appeared on the scene is a somewhat soft southern accent, the wind and fire rushed for many days The road is still clean and tidy, carrying a box full of military merit medals, afraid of staying at home for parents and wives to see it will be sad, carrying a photo of a daughter in his arms. The smile on the child's face when talking about the arithmetic problem "4 + 4 = 7" makes people feel soft.
However, such a soldier who valued his family still chose to be demobilized and returned to the team in the face of this inevitable war.
Mei Sheng's role most of the time gives people the feeling of being polite and elegant, but when he really arrived on the battlefield, he quickly showed his excellent military skills, and I think that when he and Wu Qianli, played by Wu Jing, went deep into the enemy army together, the surprisingly successful "watch out" was not only a small trick that caught the enemy off guard, but also caused the audience to laugh.
And the corresponding to his elegance is probably the Seventh Interspersed Lianli has been committed to being everyone's "father", Lei Suisheng (Hu Jun), this role is an old artilleryman, Five Hundred Li and Wu Qianli (Wu Jing) brothers are brought out by him, Wu Wanli (Yi Qianxi) after enlistment, also handed over to Lei Suisheng by his brother himself, hoping that this experienced veteran can really teach Wu Wanli how to survive on the battlefield.
I have to say that as far as Lei Suisheng got along with Wu Wanli, a new recruit egg, he finally understood why his nickname was "Lei Daddy", first of all, he had a set of bear children who were happy to be happy when he did not walk and coaxed Shun Mao, knowing that he was eager to take a gun and carry a cannon, he gave the other party a used bullet case on the train, Wu Wanli turned over and took the bullet shell and asked him "head", and he could also tell the other party to give him when he went to the battlefield without changing his face, and there was no psychological burden of deceiving the recruits.
But when he really arrived at the battlefield, Lei Suisheng not only gave Wu Wanli bullets, but also took out from his arms the baked potatoes that he had covered up so hot that he was reluctant to eat--he really taught these recruits who had been on the battlefield at a young age as his own children.
And the biggest tear point of the whole movie is also placed in the part where Lei Suisheng died with a signal bomb, obviously before the fight, he just promised Wu Qianli to go home with him for the elderly, and he had to recognize Wu Wanli as a son, full of yearning for a happy life in the future, which also made his death seem more tragic, especially before he died, leaning in the arms of his compatriots, the sentence that narrowed his eyes: "It really hurts, don't leave me here alone." "It's even more real with pity.
It can be said that every role in "Chosin Lake" is more or less impressive to the audience, because we clearly know that every character in the movie has really existed, and every plot has really happened, and it is precisely because it is profound that it can become a classic.