Some people say that "The Road to Return" is not as refreshing as " Wolf Warrior ", and there is even a feeling of aggrievance in front of it.
In "Wolf Warrior", we use shells and fists to get back our own things. The protagonist always turns the situation around in the most dangerous moments and turns defeat into victory. When evacuating in the end, a five-star red flag could also be used to shock the rebels, demonstrating the might of our soldiers and the strength of the country. It is a proud national sentiment from beginning to end, allowing the audience to feel the existence of the protagonist's halo, and only then will people be happy.
And in "The Road Back", we only rely on the diplomat's mouth, resourceful brain, and a patriotic, love the country, family and people. Faced with the uncontrollable situation abroad and the murderous rebel forces, the unarmed diplomats in our country can do very limitedly. It is not the way we deal with the Wu Jing in the wolf warriors, because they are not mercenary but diplomats representing the motherland, and their rights and abilities are quite limited. Why does this happen to
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Because "The Return of the World" further expands the expression of human nature, which is also the personal style of director Rao Xiaozhi. The film does not choose to express the state's investment in the army to carry out the "magnificent" evacuation of overseas Chinese, like "Wolf Warrior 2" and "HTM3 Red Sea Operation ", but shows how individuals such as diplomats and Chinese-funded enterprises who specifically perform evacuation of overseas Chinese with courage, belief, loyalty, wisdom and ability to complete the evacuation of overseas Chinese with courage, belief, loyalty, wisdom and ability. Zhang Ning, Zong Dawei, Cheng Lang and others who have successively taken on the task of leading their compatriots out of danger in the film are all ordinary diplomats, and Zhang Ning's wife Bai Wu is only the head of a Chinese company. This manifestation of diplomats and other individual evacuees is a reflection of their human nature.
director Rao Xiaozhi said that only by understanding the story of evacuating the overseas Chinese in depth can he know the real situation, which is much more difficult and complicated than imagined. "It takes all aspects of hard work to achieve a smooth evacuation of overseas Chinese, and diplomats are the ones who are on the front line. They are experiencing the pain you can think of."
video also focuses on the living and emotional states of these individuals with a heavier length. The evacuees in the film are not only symbols of a certain mission and responsibility, but also ordinary people. When faced with the difficulties of evacuating overseas Chinese, they are as scared, painful, hesitant and confused as ordinary people. In addition, the film also focuses on the personal emotional state of Zong Dawei and Bai Wu. The former has family difficulties and strives to balance the task of evacuating overseas Chinese and comforting his wife. Bai Huan had to endure the inner pain of losing her husband and struggled between mission and human nature. The above-mentioned attention to the life and emotional state of individual characters gives the film a deeper human expression.
film Zhang Yi contributed a wonderful performance, presenting the vivid flesh and blood of diplomats and their distinctive personalities. Every expression of his expression is so real and natural, and relaxed. The most intense scene was Zhang Yi's "confrontation" with the rebel leader twice. The camera restored his most direct reaction as a person, his fear that could not be concealed. His pale and dry lips trembled involuntarily. His inner struggle burst out with resolute determination to die at a critical moment. His delicate and precise expression stretched out on his face layer by layer. There were no lines at that moment, but he showed ever-changing changes.
Wolf Warriors is a visual blockbuster experience, while "The Road to Return" is a spiritual experience, a portrayal of real life, and a growth that takes us to experience together. Therefore, in comparison, the latter is more deeply rooted in people's hearts.
