After seeing the hustle and bustle of the city in the past, I saw the film of Tokyo Trial with a solemn mood. Judge Mei Ruao's excellent performance amazed every student present, and several scenes in it were still fresh in my memory. With a bang, Judge Mei resolutely dropped a glass full of water on the ground, and the water splashed all over the floor. Broken glass pieces are scattered in the corners around, and can never overlap. This move shocked the judges of all countries present and shocked every audience. He expressed his determination to seek justice for the Chinese people and not to put war criminals to death! How many people today have the courage and wisdom to compete with powerful foreign forces?
The order of appearance of each country was irrelevant, and Judge Mei argued about it endlessly. Even at the cost of resigning from the post of judge, foreign judges were finally compromised. Today, how many people have the courage to stand up and express their own views when they have conflicts with others for such so-called "small things" in international occasions?
The Japanese soldier played by Zeng Zhiwei also moved me. The country is in a state of chaos - the Long Island atomic bombing has just caused heavy losses to the Japanese people, and the head of the country has been sent to the military court. Every Japanese youth is filled with infinite hatred for foreign forces. He knelt down, cut his stomach, even cursed Japanese militarism, killed his brother, and formed a strong contrast with another Japanese youth. This spirit of distinguishing right from wrong has almost disappeared in today's society.
One scene is particularly shocking:
In a small tavern, when the beautiful landlady gently hummed Japanese folk songs, danced with her longing for the war, love for life, and pure goodness in her nature, a bullet shot through her body from nowhere. So she fell down like that, and her bright smile withered before it could bloom. The spring flower drifted with the wind in the gloom brought by the war. She fell like that. The ground was full of blood. Her eyes were still unwilling and confused. These are true and objective. The war not only harmed the Chinese people, but also their own people. So this trial is even more important! It is not only the Chinese who want to recover their blood debts from the criminals, but also their own countrymen. In this trial, we should not only punish war criminals, but also take this opportunity to sound the alarm bell. We should stay away from war and cherish peace.
After watching the film Tokyo Trial, it seemed that we had a glass of liquor to burn our patriotism; It is also like giving us a shot of sobriety, which urges us to keep a clear head on the ghost of fascism forever. I think that those who have seen this film have a more intuitive and clear understanding of the evil acts of Japanese militarism, and can better understand today's hard won.