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Ah, I really like the song "For the Dragon" by Hetu. I even wrote an article about the Chinese boy for this~ You will be very moved when you read it...
By the way, Gongzi's Republic of China essays are very impressive. Have you ever thought about writing a long novel, like the Republican essays written by Gongzi Cun? I don't believe that Gongzi can't write it for her.
This subject matter is still very sensitive, and it always feels weird.
After reading it, I felt very heavy in my heart.
In that era, people's emotions were very strange.
The relationship between the Japanese and the Chinese is that of the invader and the invaded, but both sides feel that they are not wrong.
Although Su Yan was a Japanese translator, he had done his best, although he could only be regarded as a traitor (in that era, his identity could only be this).
It's hard to describe Cheng's character, but from his point of view, he just did what he should do.
If this story were placed in modern times, it would be a boring shopping mall battle, ending in HE.
But in that era, their identities were destined to be separated.
Characters like Juansheng's mother are unique products of that era.
They were in awe of those 'Imperial Army Lords', but they did not let go of their blood relatives. This was the tragedy of that era.
Overall, this is a good article.
But I don't want to watch it a second time because it's too heavy and makes my heart hurt.
Everyone is born with a mission, which cannot be escaped or annihilated.
Su Yan grew up in a war-torn era, with Chinese blood on his body, a nation that was invaded.
Cheng grew up in a war-torn era, with Japanese blood on his body, a nation that invaded other countries.
There was nothing suitable about the two of them and they fell in love. They once put aside their blood and national hatred to sit together and listen to Juansheng's opera, and they were moved to tears together.
Cheng knew what kind of person Su Yan was. He always looked like he didn't care about anything and was called a traitor. But he knew that he still thought about China in his heart. The blood of Chinese people still flowed in his bones, and he still had the unyielding dragon soul of the Chinese people. Cheng ignored him and let the hostages go behind his back. He helped him lie. He tried not to let him see his cruel side.
Su Yan knew what kind of person Cheng was. Even though the sunshine was so beautiful when he saw him for the first time and his eyes were pure and clear like a child's, he was just like those Japanese officers, mercilessly killing people with the same blood as Su Yan. It was just as hateful. The first time he saw Cheng killing someone, he cried. There was really a difference between the two of them.
Contradictions have existed since they were born, especially in an era like this.
When Juansheng died after being scolded as a traitor by his countrymen, I wonder if Su Yan saw him. He desperately went to pick up Juansheng's body. He saw a cowardly nation that only knew how to suppress its own people, bully the weak and fear the strong. I wonder if he thought when he fainted in Cheng's arms that maybe only Cheng understood him.
Eight years passed by, and the conflict finally broke out. Cheng said, you won, but in fact no one won. Su Yan secretly released hundreds of revolutionaries in prison. Cheng decided to forgive him, but Su Yan did not have mercy, because he was a dragon, because he loved his nation, and because the mission and patriotism he was born with cannot be annihilated.
They fell in love beautifully, but they met the right person at the wrong time and fell in love with the wrong identity. When love has to be fulfilled because of burdens, we can only sigh.
Why are my comments so often swallowed...
In fact, what I want to say is... In fact, this subject is not sensitive~ It is a subject that should be taken seriously...
This should be the best possible outcome... The rights and wrongs of war cannot be discussed in the first place, and the reasons for hostility are often pale. It may be just the desires of individual politicians, turning countless people into cannon fodder.
Nose sour. . .
In fact, I like this article very much, I like the light but bright beauty, the narrative without joy or sorrow, and the slowly flowing plot. The story is very touching, really, at least it moved me. I don't want to comment too much on that period of Chinese history and everyone's choice of life, but I must say that this article is really well written.
Please continue to work hard to write better articles~
The young master's words made me have the urge to laugh and cry, the helplessness and sadness engraved in my soul, but also the tenderness that seemed to bring condemnation. Very well written! I am looking forward to the ending of Lan Ling written by the young master. That child makes people feel distressed when looking at it. No matter the ending is good or bad, it may be a relief for him. For Su, I don't have such a deep hatred of the famous clan. Many things have become history. When I see it, I am indignant, sad, and passionate. But it is history after all. All sins cannot be placed on that famous clan. Losers have no right to speak. Let's repay evil with kindness!
Very good article, I like it very much. Everyone has different choices. Just be yourself.
There is a faint throbbing lingering in my heart. Everyone hopes to live a better life, and no one can belittle others at will. Of course, if you can stand in his position and do better than him. So…
Ah, I really like the song "For the Dragon" by Hetu. I even wrote an article about the Chinese boy for this~ You will be very moved when you read it... By the way, Gongzi's Republic of China essays are very impressive. Have you ever thought about writing a long novel, like the Republican essays written by Gongzi Cun? I don't believe that Gongzi can't write it for her.
This subject matter is still very sensitive, and it always feels weird.
After reading it, I felt very heavy in my heart. In that era, people's emotions were very strange. The relationship between the Japanese and the Chinese is that of the invader and the invaded, but both sides feel that they are not wrong. Although Su Yan was a Japanese translator, he had done his best, although he could only be regarded as a traitor (in that era, his identity could only be this). It's hard to describe Cheng's character, but from his point of view, he just did what he should do. If this story were placed in modern times, it would be a boring shopping mall battle, ending in HE. But in that era, their identities were destined to be separated. Characters like Juansheng's mother are unique products of that era. They were in awe of those 'Imperial Army Lords', but they did not let go of their blood relatives. This was the tragedy of that era. Overall, this is a good article. But I don't want to watch it a second time because it's too heavy and makes my heart hurt.
Everyone is born with a mission, which cannot be escaped or annihilated. Su Yan grew up in a war-torn era, with Chinese blood on his body, a nation that was invaded. Cheng grew up in a war-torn era, with Japanese blood on his body, a nation that invaded other countries. There was nothing suitable about the two of them and they fell in love. They once put aside their blood and national hatred to sit together and listen to Juansheng's opera, and they were moved to tears together. Cheng knew what kind of person Su Yan was. He always looked like he didn't care about anything and was called a traitor. But he knew that he still thought about China in his heart. The blood of Chinese people still flowed in his bones, and he still had the unyielding dragon soul of the Chinese people. Cheng ignored him and let the hostages go behind his back. He helped him lie. He tried not to let him see his cruel side. Su Yan knew what kind of person Cheng was. Even though the sunshine was so beautiful when he saw him for the first time and his eyes were pure and clear like a child's, he was just like those Japanese officers, mercilessly killing people with the same blood as Su Yan. It was just as hateful. The first time he saw Cheng killing someone, he cried. There was really a difference between the two of them. Contradictions have existed since they were born, especially in an era like this. When Juansheng died after being scolded as a traitor by his countrymen, I wonder if Su Yan saw him. He desperately went to pick up Juansheng's body. He saw a cowardly nation that only knew how to suppress its own people, bully the weak and fear the strong. I wonder if he thought when he fainted in Cheng's arms that maybe only Cheng understood him. Eight years passed by, and the conflict finally broke out. Cheng said, you won, but in fact no one won. Su Yan secretly released hundreds of revolutionaries in prison. Cheng decided to forgive him, but Su Yan did not have mercy, because he was a dragon, because he loved his nation, and because the mission and patriotism he was born with cannot be annihilated. They fell in love beautifully, but they met the right person at the wrong time and fell in love with the wrong identity. When love has to be fulfilled because of burdens, we can only sigh.
Why are my comments so often swallowed... In fact, what I want to say is... In fact, this subject is not sensitive~ It is a subject that should be taken seriously... This should be the best possible outcome... The rights and wrongs of war cannot be discussed in the first place, and the reasons for hostility are often pale. It may be just the desires of individual politicians, turning countless people into cannon fodder.
Nose sour. . .
In fact, I like this article very much, I like the light but bright beauty, the narrative without joy or sorrow, and the slowly flowing plot. The story is very touching, really, at least it moved me. I don't want to comment too much on that period of Chinese history and everyone's choice of life, but I must say that this article is really well written. Please continue to work hard to write better articles~
The young master's words made me have the urge to laugh and cry, the helplessness and sadness engraved in my soul, but also the tenderness that seemed to bring condemnation. Very well written! I am looking forward to the ending of Lan Ling written by the young master. That child makes people feel distressed when looking at it. No matter the ending is good or bad, it may be a relief for him. For Su, I don't have such a deep hatred of the famous clan. Many things have become history. When I see it, I am indignant, sad, and passionate. But it is history after all. All sins cannot be placed on that famous clan. Losers have no right to speak. Let's repay evil with kindness!
Very good article, I like it very much. Everyone has different choices. Just be yourself.
There is a faint throbbing lingering in my heart. Everyone hopes to live a better life, and no one can belittle others at will. Of course, if you can stand in his position and do better than him. So…