Three and a half. Photography is great. It's a bit like the feeling of Mingshu (the feeling that I can't stand it), Elle Fanning is very suitable for bitch. I like this kind of story that tells local stories aside from the general environment of the times. I really don't want to see anything being looted by the army, although I can't wait to turn it off when I see a scumbag. The first half is an idyllic utopia, with women and men taking care of themselves, picking chrysanthemums under the fence. But there is bound to be a conflict because the teacher explained the strict and meticulous teaching etiquette rules for the female students, and several women live a self-sufficient small farm economy (and candlelight wine glasses), this uninvited guest and any affair will break the balance here. , the teacher asked the students, what did the corporal come to teach us? Teach everyone to think of spring, and they all dressed up in front of the corporal. It is understandable to let the soldier who escaped from the deadly field of artillery fire as if he had entered the peach blossom realm and transformed himself into Jia Baoyu. But for that thirsty twilight woman who cried when she talked with the corporal that she wanted to leave, and often looked at her with binoculars, if there was no sound of artillery fire, these foreshadowings seemed to have ended without a hitch? (Could it be because of me fast-forwarding) The sudden rage of the corporal is also incomprehensible. He started saying that it wasn't you and I that I died early, and then scolded the bitch of revenge after the amputation, although the director wanted to express that maybe the locked door made him feel uneasy. Accepted, but the story is still incomplete and I don't know why (as soon as I opened it and saw the one and a half hours of time, I thought it was a little short). But I can see the human nature in it. I can always shoot in the same house, and the story is still very dramatic. In the last long shot, the photographer is in place. What did I express, embarrassment, it was not shocking at all.
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