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What's the difference between Big Bombing and anti-Japanese dramas that shout slogans?
First of all, we respect history. The Big Bombing takes the historical event "Chongqing Bombing" as the background, and tells the story that Japan bombed Chongqing continuously from1February 938 to1February 944, causing huge casualties and property losses in Chongqing. "The slogan is' Heaven is where we die' and there are four smiles.

Secondly, talk about the movie slogan "Big Bombing". The first one is "you invaded on a large scale, I was brave and fearless, you were under pressure at low altitude, and I stood firm." You can destroy my home, but you can't defeat my will. "

Article 2: "If the Japanese blow up, we'll fix it. If I die, I have a son, if my son dies, I have a grandson ... "You can ruin my home, but you can't beat my will! Is this stupid slogan really appropriate?

Respect history, but please don't consume history! Patriotism is not for consumption.

I don't mean to ridicule history, but I think the propaganda language is too slogan. Don't you think it's too much to say, "If the Japanese blow it up, we'll fix it"? If I die, I have a son. If my son dies, I will have grandchildren. ”? What's the difference between this kind of drama and anti-Japanese drama?