The war claimed countless lives. According to incomplete statistics, World War II lasted for six years. More than 60 countries and regions participated in the war, more than 2 billion people were involved in the war, and more than 70 million people died. The film "Blood on the Taihang" tells the story of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Liu Deng's army killing the enemy during the Civil War. It reproduces the great historical scenes of the Xiangcheng-Gu Blitzkrieg and the Hundred Regiments War, and records the heroic deeds of the army in overcoming numerous difficulties and defeating the enemy. The hero is 129' s teacher, Deng Xiaoping. * * * The production party led the people's army to fight the devils, and the once-in-a-century locust plague attacked Taihang Mountain. In the face of great disasters, people fought together, burned crops and ate locusts under the call of the party, miraculously survived the famine and completely shattered the enemy's sweeping plan. In these battles, more than 1 10000 people were killed on both sides, and more than 50,000 people were killed in the army of China's * * production party, among whom Zuo Quan, the chief of staff, died unfortunately at the age of 36. More than10.5 million minors died. They all died for peace. We can't fight anymore. We need peace. Because of the July 7th Incident in Lugouqiao, the school organized us to watch a revolutionary film. Sixty years ago, the honorable Eighth Route Army created a better life for our generation with its own flesh and blood. After watching the movie, our generation of young people relived the history that shocked China and foreign countries. There are two scenes in this movie that impressed me the most. In the first episode, when an officer was dying, he saw a Japanese officer killing our soldiers at will. He tried to stand up and raised his knife to cut at the Japanese. Unexpectedly, he was stabbed in the back by the enemy, and his blood immediately spilled out. He fell down again, stood up again, raised his hand trembling, and stabbed the Japanese officer with the hatred of the Eighth Route Army against the Japanese and the resentment of the people of China. China people's hatred of the Japanese is vividly displayed. I can't help but be moved by that officer's feat of swallowing mountains and rivers and applaud him from the bottom of my heart! Because countless heroic feats like this officer have created our happy and comfortable life today. At this time, I deeply feel how hard-won our happy life today is! The second episode that shocked my heart was that a Japanese prisoner finally left the Eighth Route Army under the repeated persuasion of the Eighth Route Army and returned to his long-lost hometown-a small village at the foot of Mount Fuji. He came to the imperial army and carefully explained his ideas to the officers. Probably the officers were moved by his irresistible behavior and made an exception to let him go home early. The soldier was ecstatic, but his life was ruined by his words. He said, "You can finally leave this terrible place of Taihang Mountain!" "Unexpectedly, the officer immediately turned cloudy and said coldly," Come back, what did you say just now? "The soldier immediately panicked, and no lie could cover up what he said just now. The police officer immediately decided to cremate him with the body. The soldiers begged, but the officer was indifferent. When it was time for cremation, the man was almost naked and came to the fire pit in despair. Facing the east, he shouted angrily: "Japan is going to lose!" "Mom!" He jumped into the fire pit. Seeing this, I am also angry for that soldier, yes! Who wants to leave their warm home and come to the battlefield where they will lose their lives at any time? The Japanese are so heartless, so hypocritical and so cruel. I am ashamed of this behavior of the Japanese. When I left the cinema, I felt heavy and gratified, because the bodies of those martyrs have piled up into a happy life now. Some of those martyrs are only in their twenties and will be buried anywhere. We should deeply thank them for their actions! Looking back at history, we must remember; Face the reality and cherish it; Looking ahead, we should work hard.