The movie "Volunteers: Heroes Attack" can be said to re-present those eventful years on the big screen. At the beginning of the film, the audience is brought back to the winter of 1950, which was a season of ice and snow and biting cold winds. The soldiers of the Volunteer Army, wearing heavy cotton jackets, fur hats and gloves, carrying heavy equipment and food, embarked on the journey to North Korea.
As the camera progresses, you'll see the expressions on the faces of the fighters, both nervous about the unknown battlefield and firm about the upcoming battle. Many of them may be away from home for the first time, but everyone understands the responsibility on their shoulders.
On the battlefield, the film shows the tactical wisdom and bravery of the volunteers. Taking advantage of the darkness and terrain, they launched a surprise attack that disrupted the enemy's position. In the fierce firefight, the fighters showed extraordinary perseverance and courage. Even in the face of a shortage of ammunition and food, they never gave up their quest for victory.
There is no shortage of touching plots in the film. For example, a young soldier took out a letter from home in between battles, which was full of thoughts and expectations of his family. This scene made the audience cry, and also had a deeper understanding of the families and sacrifices behind the soldiers.
The film is interspersed with images of the new Chinese delegation speaking out at the United Nations for the first time in the course of fierce fighting. On the one hand, the soldiers of the Third Company held their positions with their flesh and blood in order to resist the enemy's attacks wave after wave, and on the other hand, Wu Xiuquan, the special representative, made a sonorous voice and sternly complained at the United Nations meeting. After another round of bombing, Dai Ruyi, the commander of the third company on the battlefield, asked: "Are there any still alive?" Hands! In the scorched earth of Songgu Peak, one hand was slowly raised, and the camera finally froze on Wu Xiuquan's raised hand before he spoke at the venue. The two historical moments are intertwined, and the emotional concentration is superimposed, pushing the story to a climax.
The whole movie not only restores historical events, but more importantly, conveys a spirit. That is, no matter how powerful the enemy is, as long as we have firm conviction and an indomitable spirit, we will certainly be able to overcome all difficulties. This spirit is not only a portrayal of the volunteers of that era, but also a precious wealth that every one of us should learn and inherit today.