Sakamoto Ryoma's thought is great. His "Eight Strategies for One Boat" was the basic point of the Meiji Restoration policy, but it was unknown for some reason after his death. It was not until the democratic writer Sakamoto wrote "A Thousand Miles of Blood" that it was finally known to the Japanese people (because before the curtain fell, the dragon horse was very famous, and many people came to his house to invite him to drink every day, but after Meiji, such people basically would not be known again. The dragon horse was assassinated three months before Meiji, and it would be more famous if it were still alive. ) Longma's fax is very nice. Personally, it is the best Dahe drama and one of the best in Japanese hearts. The opening song is also very shocking (I personally say it may be the best and most spectacular opening song in the history of the world), but because the biography of Dragon Horse is a river drama, it is a TV series that combines traditional Japanese culture. Therefore, the first time you watch it, you need to have good taste and watch it with a good inclusive attitude, so that you can have a good experience and not feel bored. This play is a mixture of comedy, tragedy and traditional elements of "doing great things". I often cry in some regrettable places. For example, Kojiro was so eager to study abroad that he had to sneak back to China and committed a big crime. In order not to get into trouble with Sakamoto and others, Gao Shanxin had a laparotomy and apologized for lung disease. I had to put down my ambition and entrust it to Sakamoto, and finally I died in distress at the seaside. In the end, Sakamoto and Nakaoka put the mountain city on the far side for fairness, which led to the opportunity for two assassins to put them both in a dead end ... If the highest score is ten, I will definitely score ten.