I really came here to fight against Japan

The movie was still going on. Commander Xie looked at the wise and brave self in the movie and blushed a little.

But he was also very confused. Where did they find this movie actor? Why did he look so much like him?

Song Wenwan: Thanks to the help of the little loli in the system, the actors of this movie were given a head-changing surgery.

That's why their ambiguous faces appear on the screen.

The movie is about to end, and they are about to leave this warehouse that terrified the Japanese.

Just as they were retreating, several anti-Japanese soldiers joined their ranks.

A soldier whose face could not be seen clearly said, "Commander, we have followed your instructions and are at the Japanese headquarters..."

"Captain Xie" stretched out his hand to stop the soldier and continued speaking.

The camera follows Captain Xie's gaze and moves forward.

His deep eyes seemed to penetrate the darkness and look at the Shanghai Expeditionary Force Headquarters in the distance.

“I hope you can afford this gift I give you.

Anyone who offends China will be punished no matter how far away they are! "

The movie ends as these anti-Japanese warriors turn around and leave the concession!

Although the movie is over, it seems like it hasn't ended yet as the ending song plays.

The ending song of this movie was carefully selected by Song Wenwan.

He jumped between "Half Life of Snow" and "Mountain Love" for a long time.

If it is just a tragic movie, "Love in the Mountains" is still a good choice.

Later, Song Wenwan thought carefully and decided to use this movie to ignite the anti-Japanese enthusiasm of the whole nation.

So in the end, he still chose to use the song "Half Life of Snow".

As the ending song of the movie "Eight Hundred"!

“In the five thousand years of Chinese history, so many heroes have emerged.

The face in the flames of war touches the heartstrings. "

As soon as the song began, everyone was deeply attracted by the children's childish voices.

Then there is the scene of "Captain Xie" directing the battle in the warehouse.

Looking at the flesh-and-blood anti-Japanese heroes, some of them have not yet died heroically for their country at this time!

Yes, all these heroes of China throughout the ages fought bravely in flames.

……

"Not afraid of wind and snow, the sons and daughters of China shed blood but not tears.

I will never regret entering China and showing my divine power!"

Never regret...

Which of the soldiers in the machine gun company regretted sacrificing their lives and detonating the grenades tied to their bodies?

As the ending song continues, the soldiers who died on the battlefield.

They seemed to be resurrected, and they all stood up again one by one.

They were like phantoms, passing through the bodies of the Japanese soldiers and heading towards a gate of light in the distance.

They kept turning their heads and waving goodbye to their comrades in the warehouse building.

It seemed as if he was saying hello to them and making an appointment to continue fighting with them in the distant future.

The audience below were all stunned when they saw this scene.

Didn't our heroes die? Did they all survive?

Then they saw these shadows stop in front of the light gate.

They were extremely reluctant to leave and took one last look at this wounded country before passing through the light gate and disappeared.

Just now people were still full of hope, hoping that their hero could survive.

Now they all burst into tears and held their heads in their hands.

Their heroes, their comrades, their husbands and sons will never come back.

"Full of passion, the Chinese youth are brave and will not retreat.

Be wise, take responsibility, and take off. "

When the ending song sang to this point, the camera turned and the audience looked at it and wondered what was going on. Could this be heaven?

I saw a brightly lit classroom here.

A middle-aged man who looked like a teacher turned around in front of the blackboard and asked questions to the female college students in the classroom.

If you look carefully, you will see that the middle-aged teacher with glasses is actually Captain Xie who looks a little older.

And that female college student seemed to be the girl scout who gave them the national flag!

Commander Xie was scratching his head as he watched. Could this be... what their next life would look like?

Then the camera turned again, and the driver of the truck arrived at the gate of a factory.

The enthusiastic boss was waiting at the door. When he saw him coming, he immediately shook hands with him.

Everyone is familiar with these two people. Isn’t the driver the “Daozi”? Could it be that he finally found a legitimate livelihood in his next life?

As for that boss...someone below has already shouted: "Isn't this the damn Li Mancang? He will be a big boss in his next life.

I don’t know if he still remembers that he still owes me cigarettes… woo…”

Further back, under a large parasol, a director was filming.

If anyone knows him, isn't this the actor called "Director Feng"?

It seems that the real gentleman from Shanghai changed his career in his next life and became a film director.

“Study hard and build Greater China when you grow up.

Go forward courageously and create tomorrow with confidence. "

The ending song of the movie finally came to the end.

In the last shot, a majestic stone monument stands in the middle of the venue.

There are a few big characters written on the stone tablet: "Monument to the Victory of the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War"!

A mighty soldier, wearing a military uniform that is different from the one we wear now.

He was holding a submachine gun, standing guard at the foot of the monument with a serious expression.

Who else could this soldier be but Wang Jindou?

Unexpectedly, in his next life, he would still be a soldier defending his country.

But this monument...

At this time, a group of people came down from the monument. Judging from the clothes they were wearing, they were Japanese.

I saw them pushing a wheelchair with a Japanese man with white hair and beard sitting on it.

At some point, a young Sichuan Army soldier, his eyes covered with gauze, appeared in the air.

I saw him put the bugle to his lips and blew it hard.

Countless Chinese soldiers stood up in the void.

They rushed out of the trenches with bayonets, machetes, sticks, and even stones.

The old Japanese man sitting in the wheelchair suddenly struggled hard and stood up from the wheelchair.

With a look of fear on his face, he knelt down in the direction of the monument and kowtowed desperately to it.

While he was kowtowing, he kept shouting: "I am guilty, please forgive me..."

The Chinese soldiers on the steps of the monument stood still.

He just gave the kowtowed Japanese old man a look of contempt.

The movie ended, leaving a few big words on the screen.

At this time, someone suddenly reacted, he stood up and said: "Does this mean that we finally defeated the Japanese..."

"Oh, we are victorious... the final victory must be ours..."

Chinese people across the country who were able to see this movie were all delighted by it.

They believe that the final victory will belong to the Chinese.

As soon as this movie came out, the Wuhan Ministry of Defense immediately issued an order.

This film must be shown free of charge in all places across the country where films can be shown.

In just a few days, the Chinese military and civilians overcame the decline of losing several important cities.

A new wave of donations and military enlistment has begun.

Now, Commander Xie of our guerrilla army is very proud.

The only thing that makes him a little embarrassed is that many ordinary people now like him very much.

When I met him, I didn't call him Commander Xie, but instead called him Teacher Xie or Professor Xie.