Reflections after watching the TV series Snow Leopard

When I watched the previous part, I didn’t understand why Snow Leopard was chosen as the title of this TV series. Later I found out that it was because their special force was the Snow Leopard Special Forces, but it was rarely mentioned, just once. I personally think that the title should reflect the central idea, so I don’t think this name is very good.

The storyline is pretty good. Really, I feel it is a pity that such a good girl like Xiao Ya committed suicide like that. She is very gentle and considerate, and her tolerance is very touching. I want to be good to her all my life. Her death is indeed a bit sad.

Sometimes people have to live a little more unrestrainedly. Just look at Zhou Weiguo's attitude of wielding a gun and you will naturally know what unrestrainedness means. Of course, this is the prominent role of television. In fact, that may be the case. Of course, the unrestrainedness I am talking about is an attitude towards life, which means that people should have the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and moving forward bravely in life. Being unrestrained also needs to have a certain limit, otherwise it will capsize in the gutter.

There is a situation like this in the plot, the feeling is the same. If the mistake is made by different people, the result will be different. It was also the time to respond, but when the time came, the teams being responded to had not yet completely arrived, and then they all ordered to retreat. But Captain Xu and Zhou Weiguo were treated differently. Company Commander Xu was severely criticized because he was the commander. But Zhou Weiguo was also a commander at the time, but he was not criticized at all. Doesn't this feel unfair? This reminds me of a joke. Two students fell asleep in class. Later, the teacher woke them up and said to the student with poor grades, "Look, you fall asleep as soon as you read. Look at your classmate (the other sleeping classmate). He reads while sleeping."

There is a sentence in it, to the effect that if you can speak English and German, this will give you a better chance than others to have access to first-hand information. Reading the translated version is limited by the level of the translator. Think about it, it's true. This gave me the urge to learn other languages. Learning more will definitely help.

In the entire TV series, the place where I cried the most was when Takeshita Jun died. It's really rare for a friend to do that. If you lose a friend who understands you well, you will lose many things, not just a friend. Looking at it this way, a person who can truly be your enemy may become a very good friend of yours. The competition is still there, but the affection continues.