A reversal, gripping film

In view of the fact that there are few films about the Korean War in China, I recommend this Korean War in the eyes of Koreans. To be fair, the details of the cruelty of the war in some places in the film are too exaggerated, but this is also the consistent style of the sticks, and the film adds points. It lies in the foreshadowing of the plot and the final big reversal. In history, they have long been subject to great powers. The painful experience of being colonized in modern history has shaped their national character. Many people ask why the Korean peninsula cannot be unified like East Germany and West Germany in those days. Finally, reunification will be restored. Combined with the current THAAD turmoil, South Korea, which has long lacked its own national defense construction, will find it difficult to gain an absolute advantage in the confrontation between the North and the South.

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