The Post-Cold War Era

I want to know where the dagger ended up. Did Al throw the dagger away or did he give it back to Ivan? My favorite thing in the whole text is the story of this dagger. The dagger represents the past between Yao and Su Yi, and when Yao puts down the dagger, does it mean that Yao has let go of the past? Later, when Yao and Al point guns at each other, Yao is not thinking about the same interrogative sentence as Al, but a definite statement. Does it mean that Yao has completely separated Yao Yi and Su Yi? (Jinjiang didn't let me give Dada two points anymore, saying that I was over-scoring it, so this comment is zero, I'm sorry!!)

It's so heartwarming for a girl to have someone from her own country witness itww

About me coming back and watching it again

This is a good article and thought-provoking.

This is one of my favorite Cold War articles!!! The personalities of all the characters are well thought out!

My motherland! Even if there is no one around you and you are walking on a bumpy and untraveled road, even if the whole world says that you have chosen the wrong direction and taken the wrong road, your people trust you, accompany you, rely on you, and support you. One day you can prove to the whole world that they are wrong.