Yoshimura's wife finally said to his relic: You have worked hard!
Dying is so hard. Being beaten into a sieve by the platoon of guns, he used his last breath to return to his hometown to see his family. He was also ordered to cut his abdomen, so as not to implicate his hometown in the new situation. I "cut my belly" without drinking a sip of water or eating a grain of rice, really - why is death so hard?
Working hard to make money for the family; this kind of film really explains what it means to "make money". As a poor warrior, what other good way is there to make money to support the family, kill and fight for one's own life.
The servant of the lord (the old man who finally came to the door of the clinic, and the son of the lord said that his husband and wife received aid from him) can also open a casino and be the boss, because he was originally a servant and did not need to do noble things. But the hero Yoshimura Kanichiro is a samurai, guarding the old-fashioned honor and noble character. There is no other choice but to "fight for loyalty". In the end, what is loyalty? From today's point of view, it really is nothing. However, for a person of a certain identity in a certain era, it is the fetters of life and the belief of existence.
As a typical representative of the old aristocracy, Yoshimura and the feudal lord must be buried for a bygone era for their own identity and honor. As the saying goes, when the water falls, the flowers and the spring go away, and the prosperity will eventually come to an end.
All the stories of the "Xinxuan Group" can't help but sing and change songs for that bygone era. Are some things optional? Still inevitable, there is no choice. Humans are tiny creatures, sand in the tides of the times, annihilation is inevitable. It's just that the flowers have bloomed once, and the beauty of a moment is also beautiful~
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