There are a number of anti-Japanese films in "My Head, My Regiment". Everyone has seen it. It's all agreed. Why?

With what it reflects, just one second is enough to shock the soul. Halfway through the first episode, tears fell down unwillingly, and the sense of substitution was too strong. My head and my regiment is the best anti-Japanese war film in my heart, and there is no one.

First, the scene was not clean for a while. The overall tone of My Head and My Ball is gray, just like the feeling of being covered with smoke after shelling, which is very depressing and uncomfortable. Even the blue sky and white clouds in the play seem to be oppressed in disguise. The clothes on the actors, the props on their hands and the living environment are all dirty, which is worse than the living environment of the rats in the sewer. I have to say that it almost perfectly restored the ordinary people on the battlefield, the poor and weak war.

Second, lines are a direct shock to the soul. I don't like reciting lines. Poor memory is a very important reason. The lines in my head and my group are classic, but unfortunately I didn't recite a word. But I have to say, I still can't forget the shock of my lines.

There are many characters in the play, and there are many names, nicknames, big names and nicknames, and many times there are few proper names among the characters in the play. It is such a group of ordinary people that they can't even remember their names. Real? The miserable scene of struggling in the war. "My Head and My Regiment" tells us that war is always cruel, and its purpose is to remind mankind of the catastrophe in the past, so as to prevent the war from sprouting again.

Third, it perfectly explains the cruelty of war and the black and white of human nature. There are no clear-cut good guys and bad guys in my head and my regiment. After all, people's hearts are always complicated and changeable, and there are not so flat people. Actually, I'm not prepared enough. I don't advise you to look at my head and my regiment. After all, I was caught watching the first episode. Scared to cry? Yes

One scene is very eye-catching. A small group of half-way soldiers who have never been to the battlefield, with sticks, knives and even branches, are beating and chopping at a big tucker. There was even a man who put his head into the barrel of a tank because he had never seen it before and was killed alive. The tank swept away the remnants of the army and roared off, with bodies everywhere. The ignorance of disabled soldiers is sighing. If you were in that era, you would understand that the so-called ignorance is forced by reality after all.

I finally found this anti-Japanese war film that attacked the audience's mind. The director and screenwriter of this TV series are very admirable. Eight hundred years ago, before such a TV series, it was Mayflies.