In war, life is too humble. It is not these prostitutes who are living a difficult and humiliating life, but ordinary people. A pure-hearted child. A well-designed section in the movie is that after wearing the twelve hairpins as schoolgirls, they feel each other's innocence. Yumo said her life was completely changed at the age of 13, from a good girl to a bad woman. These women who were forced into prostitutes, when they were 13 years old, were innocent girls, like schoolgirls in the church. After being devastated, they know how to protect young girls, so they come forward. I admire them very much, but at the same time, they are more sympathetic. They should have lived better, but unfortunately they were born in the wrong age. There is indeed a certain force majeure in fate, which is really sad.
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