The Eight Hundred is an anti-Japanese film, which was released in Japan this year 10. How did the local audience react?

There is a movie called The Eight Hundred, which is based on a real situation at that time. From the name, you might think that there were 800 soldiers at that time, but in fact, their number was very small. Their actual number is 400, and they are called 800 heroes.

The film skillfully uses the contrast technique to contrast the concession on the other side of the river with the buildings on the other side that the soldiers stick to. Reminds me of a poem. Business women don't know how to hate this country, but they still cross the river singing backyard flowers. ? On the other side of the river is singing and dancing, while on this side of the river is full of smoke.

What impressed me most was that those soldiers wrapped themselves in bombs to resist Japanese aggression, fell from tall buildings and watched them fall from the sky one after another without hesitation or regret. What they say most is probably to help my relatives. I watched this clip over and over again and cried over and over again. They have been sticking to that place with their own flesh and blood. There is a clip in the movie that the red flag was shot down by a plane, and they risked their lives one after another to raise the fallen red flag again. They laid the foundation for the red flag with their own flesh and blood. They fell, and the red flag was still flying in the wind.

Some people in the film were impressed by their bravery. They volunteered to risk their lives to send them relief supplies. What we lack most is cohesion.

There is a very important clue in the movie, that is, the white horse, which is in sharp contrast with the warehouse at that time. The pure white of the white horse and the gloom of the smoky warehouse show that there is still a ray of hope to guide them in the gloomy environment at that time. White represents hope and peace. When the horse runs on the road with blood, it means that the hope of being irrigated by blood is not far from victory.

The film was released in Japan on 1 1 month, and the local audience in Japan responded well.