Love the last part, the Red Guards are justified in rebelling. Ying Ruocheng was beaten into a monster. The naive emperor went up to argue. There is also the emperor buying a ticket to the Forbidden City. This kind of fiction is very comfortable, and it is a privilege only for movies. The whole film maintains the prudence due to history, and it is not offensive after watching it. The emperor died in 1967, childless, and ascended the throne at the age of three. Johnny is a good actor. I hate the Cultural Revolution.
So far, I have seen three of Lao Bei's films, The Last Emperor, The Last Tango in Paris, and The Dreamer. The content and style are completely different.
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