living hell

Angelo 2022-02-25 08:01:55

The Japanese soldiers in the film are all hungry and skinny, and they have no good food supplies and medical care. The so-called hospital is nothing but a place where death is prolonged. The male protagonist had tuberculosis, and no one dared to ask for it. The order he received turned out to be self-termination. The most interesting thing is that the reason why the male protagonist was not eaten was because he was sick. You must know that the German fascists have surrendered at the end of the war, and the Japanese army is lingering on all fronts. The whole trend of the war is doomed to be defeated. It is only a matter of time, but Japan will not surrender, and the United States has to use the atomic bomb. Like a victim, he never reflected that the reason for such a tragic outcome was not the bitter fruit of his own making. It is estimated that Japan never thought that the imperial army would be defeated one day. For a country that refuses to admit its wrong history, can you say that it is sincerely repenting? ! If you look at Germany's introspection on the war after World War II, you will know that what Japan has done is far from enough.

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Extended Reading
  • Stefan 2022-04-22 07:01:53

    Ichikawa Kun shot the other side of the Japanese army, there is no Bushido, no death squads, no desire for victory in aggression, some just live like dogs and die like dogs.

  • Myrtice 2022-04-21 09:03:29

    Hungry Japanese soldiers solved the food problem like this https://www.bilibili.com/video/av25735679

Fires on the Plain quotes

  • Tamura: [to soldier who suddenly has stopped moving] Hey, are you dead?

  • Dying Buddhist soldier: [to Tamura as he opens his eyes] What? You still here? Poor guy, when I'm dead, you can eat this.

    [He outstretches his arm]

    Dying Buddhist soldier: [Disgusted by the thought, Tamura leaves] Come back! You can eat me!