The Great War 2

HONORING CHINA AND ITS MARTYRS

The film contextualizes the specific battle and stories of Li family, with strong emotional resonance among the audience. The key is not only a symbol, but also contains family bonds and memories. This key has been cleverly inserted as a detail in the film "Volunteers" and has been extended to "Battle for Survival". It symbolizes not only the warmth and safety of home, but also the deep emotions and concerns between family members. The existence of the key reminds the characters in the film and the outside audience that no matter where they are, there is a home waiting for them to return to.
The film focuses on the Battle of the Iron Triangle, the fifth battle of the War of Resistance to US Aggression and Aid to Korea. Nont nly it clearly explains the details of the battle, but also highlights the glorious image of the heroes and their patriotism. The war scenes are intense and exciting.
The film helps the audience understand the context of the story of the "Battle for Survival". Many battle scenes are detailed and clearly defined in their priority.
A major battle in the fifth campaign of the War of Resistance to U.S. Aggression and Aid to Korea, the Battle of the Iron Triangle thwarted the U.S. Army's attempt to quickly seize the supply base, with this battle documented on the basis of fundamentally respecting historical materials. The plot is complete, and the pace of the battle is intense, full and full of tension, greatly increasing the visual value of the film.
The "Volunteer Army" trilogy develops the Volunteer Army in a way to present the magnificent epic of the three-year war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea in a multidimensional and three-dimensional way. After the stage leading up to the decision to send troops to the first and second battles of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army in North Korea, it focuses on the Battle of the Iron Triangle. Then, the central government's decision to enter the Korean War and ends with the signing of the armistice agreement, presenting a panoramic and multi-layered picture of the great deeds of the heroic People's Volunteer Army.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance to U.S. Aggression and in Aid to Korea, the "Volunteer Army" trilogy will present this war that founded New China in a panoramic, multidimensional and three-dimensional way. The third part of the "Volunteer Army" trilogy focuses on the second half of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The war reached a stalemate and the US military's dream of easily attacking the Volunteer Army was shattered, marking the beginning of simultaneous fighting and negotiations between the two sides, with the Panmunjom negotiations and the Battle of Shangganling.

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