A very god-like Japanese anti-war animated film that has been boasted by Chinese fans and fans. I thought it was so good, but after seeing it, I realized that it was nothing more than that. The whole film only writes about how pitiful the Japanese people were after the war, and never reflected on the fact that they should not start a war. The male protagonist's mother died long ago, and after his father died in battle, he and his sister became orphans. But isn't his father an invading Japanese army? What is there to sell miserably? I didn't even think about it. It is really ridiculous and inappropriate to die on the battlefield in order to invade other countries, and to make my own children orphans. And their people are also called miserable? It is much more comfortable than the days before and after the war for our Chinese people.
In the end, the male protagonist, brother and sister starved to death, but the cause of death was not entirely due to the war, right? My sister is still young. That older brother, after taking his younger sister to live with relatives, didn't do housework for them, and even created more housework for them. It is true that some of the food that I have been allocated is eaten by relatives, and relatives have gradually turned bad towards their brothers and sisters. But it is better to die than to live. Children from relatives also go to work organized by the government. Why didn't the male lead go? You can also get more relief. He did not work in government organizations, nor did he do housework, nor would he bear the scorn of his relatives. Instead, he took his sister and moved out of the relative's house. The brothers and sisters completely lost their shelter and finally died. Is this because of the war, or because of the harsh treatment of relatives, or because of the death of oneself, or all three? Others said they watched this while crying. Cold-blooded like me, I read it with a sneer, and I still feel inexplicable after reading it. I don't know that they have reflected on the fart and fought the war. These are all high-scoring anti-war films, which shows what other post-war films in Japan are like.
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