The Battle at Take Changjin, whose box office (report) to be the largest in Chinese film history on Nov. 25, has pushed the patriotic sentiment (爱国情怀) of people across the country a higher level. By Thursday afternoon, the film (reach) 5. 69 billion yuan, according to Chinese ticketing platform Maoyan, far (much) than the hit Hollywood flus
Venom: Let There Be Carnage and No Time to Die in the market overseas.
The film tells the story of Chinese People's Volunteers soldiers held their ground among fierce cold and the enemy's more advanced weapons during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea (1950 - 53). Most moviegoers (watch) the film told the Global Times that they were touched by the scenes Chinese solider Yang Gensi picked up an explosive bag and died with the US enemies, and as many as 125 Chinese fighters were frozen to death on the battlefield.
Lei Fei, 42, a teacher in a university in East China's Jiangsu Province, told the Global Times that the main feedback from her students was that the real (describe) of the heroes makes their spirits more moving and inspiring. The Battle at Lake Changjin is no longer (simple) a movie for entertainment, but the case of a more emotional resonance (共鸣) and connection. The success of the movie proves that patriotism is the simplest emotion (root) in the heart of every Chinese.
