War is full of bloodshed and killing, and the blackness is shrouded in the cloud of death. As a parent, when a child is involved in a war, the most frightening thing is the knock on the door of a stranger. A few months ago, they also took the same plane to cross half the world to the battlefield for the "national interest". When they came, they stood up, but they had to lie down when they returned. They sacrificed for their country, standing as a man, and fell as a man. The last journey of life is destined not to be walked in person. They dedicate their lives to the country. How can the country repay their sacrifice? ()
Throughout the narrative process, Chance's face is never seen. At the end, the colonel in civilian clothes sat among the passengers. The caption reads "To all those who gave their lives for our country," and slowly appears real photos of Chance, from Private First Class to his childhood photos. The whole film highlights the details of the ritual, emphasizes the meaning of death, and the attitude towards the deceased, using vivid and complicated details of the ritual to speak. ()
