Reflections on Watching Red Revolutionary Movies

Hands Up is a touching and interesting film. The film tells the story of two college students who tried their best to deal with the Japanese in order to protect that small notebook, and finally destroyed the enemy and forced the Japanese devils to surrender because it was full of Japanese crimes.

The most wonderful thing is to protect the national treasure _ Golden Buddha, which was snatched back from the Japanese army. The Eighth Route Army and the children fought bloody battles with the Japanese devils, and finally the national treasure was safely transported out of Shi Qiaocun occupied by the Japanese devils.

At the end of the film, I only saw a few Japanese soldiers walking wearily up the mountain and staring at the sunset in the sky. A powerful word came from a distance: "Hands up". The Japanese soldier raised his hand in fear. The students raised their hands and I applauded.

After watching the movie, I couldn't be calm for a long time. I was deeply moved by the actions of these patriots. I think: many heroes bought this wonderful life with their own lives. So we should cherish all this, study hard, repay our ancestors with our rich knowledge, build our motherland and make it more beautiful and prosperous.

Hands Up The film was directed by Feng, starring Pan Changjiang, and was released in March 2004 and in June 2005.

Raise your hand and tell the story that "my grandmother" mistakenly broke into Shi Qiaocun in order to send a copy of the criminal evidence collected by patriotic students, cooperated with the farmers in the village, fought back with the guerrillas in the village and wiped out the Japanese team.