Aftershock joke

Yu Zhen did appear in many anti-Japanese movies. I think he is a representative of anti-Japanese dramas, and there are many dramas. Let me see!

The first time I came into my field of vision, I was moved by Zhen's anti-Japanese drama for the first time. It's a China Brothers Company, which has been in existence for more than ten years. Its name is probably copied from the American Airborne Brothers Company in World War II. It tells the story that a company of the New Fourth Army, which was adapted from the guerrillas of the Southern Red Army, fought side by side with a company of the Kuomintang regular army in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. Yu Zhen plays Qu Hu, the company commander of the New Fourth Army.

At that time, the anti-Japanese dramas were not over-flooded, and the Japanese, Chinese and New Fourth Army teams of China Brothers Company were basically able to pass the test in terms of clothing, props, firearms and military knowledge. The story revolves around the rescue of a beautiful communication officer who has mastered important secrets. It's a good idea that the two teams that just beat each other to death in the civil war have become common enemies.

The plot is a bit bizarre, and it should be adapted from online anti-Japanese novels. In the end, the two company commanders of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party all sacrificed heroically. The demigod and demigod films are average, the battle scenes are basically reasonable, and the Japanese devils have not been reduced to straw bags, so they also remember Yu Zhen's broad face.

Then I noticed two movies of Secret Service Five, and then I beat the first hero of the Japanese, and then it got out of hand. It is estimated that personal image and habits are too suitable for playing soldiers. Judging from the quantity and quality of war film and television dramas starring Yu Zhen, it is not an exaggeration to call him "the representative of anti-Japanese dramas".

I hope Yu Zhen can get rid of the title of "representative of anti-Japanese drama" as soon as possible. Yu Zhen is a Beijinger with a square face and a big mouth. He is really suitable for the tall and powerful soldier image. Recently, there have been some non-military works that have tried to transform, such as People's Procuratorate, but it seems that the response is average. Is it because the drama is too narrow or there are many audiences in the anti-war drama, and there are some "plays"?

There are three common problems in anti-Japanese dramas. The first is to ignore the historical facts and describe the arduous War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression as a video game. The second is to make jokes at home and abroad in violation of military common sense; Third, excessive entertainment has subverted the understanding of war in later generations. In the long run, it will be very unfavorable to the national spirit and national defense concept, and the sequelae are obvious.

I like war movies, but I reject fabricated anti-Japanese dramas. I also hope that Yu Zhen can get rid of this label, carefully choose the script and shoot more excellent products. As an actor, maybe he can't change some incorrect trends, but at least he can learn from Mr. Chen: I won't accept books on anti-Japanese dramas!