Humanism. . . lingering in the war. . . The so-called hospital is just a place to die later. The Japanese skirmishers who were oppressed by the forces of the eight directions have degenerated into cannibals, and they are struggling to live in an inhuman way in the crisis. . .
There was one shot that struck me very deeply:
many days... and nights passed. . . The cross of the church symbolizes the authority of imperialism, and people can see the invasion of religious culture through the scene of downplaying the smoke, using a wide-angle lens? Because the effect of towering into the sky is remarkable, it shows that the spirit of the people in the occupied area is distorted. Outside the church door were all the dead bodies of Japanese skirmishers, and the black birds that came down from the cross fluttered their wings restlessly among the floating dead bodies.
Speechless, depressed. . .
War is the deepest and greatest tragedy of mankind. . .
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