This movie cuts in from a unique perspective, using veterans’ dictations as an entry point, and takes us to a different . Anti-U.S. Aid Korea. We have learned that most of this history is from a macro perspective. Look, what we can know is the people's volunteers' perseverance and fear of powerful enemies, as well as the difficulties and difficulties in various processes.
And this film allows us to see the flesh and blood who make up this steel-like army. Under the seemingly calm recounting of the veterans, we seem to have seen a group of children in their 20s. They It's not that there is nothing but military life as we imagined, but a group of young people who also had dreams at the time, were also afraid, and would be awkward with their comrades in arms, but under the circumstances, they let go of their dreams and fears. Use your youth or even your life to die for your country.
to us is just a historical past, but it is a tragic memory for those who have experienced it, and they don’t even want to recall. They tell us the cruelty of war through their own experience and remind us Cherish peace and keep history in mind.
What impressed the little schoolbag most is what the grandma at the end of the movie said: You will not find me a few days later. Yes, the time that has passed has turned the young people into gray-haired old people, and they are no longer there. But for us, this history should not be forgotten, it should be remembered. Perhaps this is the reason why the film and television works related to the War of Resisting the United States and Aid Korea have come to the fore in recent years.
Little School Bag sincerely recommends everyone to watch the movie "1950 They Are Young".
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