Of course, it is always a little weird to have a foreigner make a film about the Chinese War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
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A different perspective on our war
Hillard 2022-10-09 17:37:32
Domestic war-themed film and television works are always accustomed to be shot with the height of national righteousness. The protagonists are all masters who care about nothing for the country, and they have no personal thoughts. This film is different. There are no war scenes. The protagonist considers issues more from a humanitarian standpoint. In this respect, it is very American, but also very different.
Of course, it is always a little weird to have a foreigner make a film about the Chinese War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Of course, it is always a little weird to have a foreigner make a film about the Chinese War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
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The Children of Huang Shi quotes
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George Hogg: [lying in his death bed] I've been so lucky...
Lee Pearson: Shh, you just need rest, the medicine is on the way.
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Roger Appsley: The papers say we're both from the states, so try and talk American for my sake.
George Hogg: [Getting out of the truck] Of course, old chap.
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