I think that every Chinese who comes to watch this film will be as concerned as the Jews in the film. It is only more than half a century after World War II. The persecution of Jews by the Nazis in the past is actually a dead and fabricated history in the bones of some people. The publication of a book that became a well-known "historian". The heroine, who firmly believes that this is an iron historical fact, became a defendant because of "false accusation", and finally won a difficult victory through court debate of side-by-side. It can be said that this lawsuit is almost another turning point in the Sino-Japanese dispute over the "Nanjing Massacre" in recent years. Iron-like history requires iron-like evidence. Just relying on impulsive and perceptual cognition to repeat the experiences of those years will only lead to greater humiliation in front of opponents. This film is also an excellent historical dispute between China and Japan. For reference, when everyone is angry at the large number of so-called "historical truth" books on the Japanese side that glorify aggression and deny war crimes, apart from verbal criticism, do we leave any unchanging iron evidence for people who seek historical truth in the future? and historical facts. Today, several years later, in the face of history, the heroine team chose to let the participants and witnesses stand by, which is a very rational and correct choice for the future. This film is just based on a previous lawsuit to record the process. Except for the impulsive heroine and the cool lawyer's good acting skills, there is nothing special about the film itself. Perhaps the director's personal cognition or scruples did not make the film ideological. There are higher upgrades and in-depth discussions, but it deserves an extra star to present such a sensitive topic to the audience. Emotional cognitive enthusiasm cannot win the truth of history. Rational response will make the truth more respected by future generations. Blind abuse and ignorant atrocities will only make opponents more ecstatic and win more audiences. In the future, history will face even more difficult challenges.
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