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Release Date:
20 December 2007 (China) moreTagline:
Every sacrifice deserves to be immortalized. morePlot:
A soldier fights to gain recognition for comrades who died during the Chinese Civil War. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
1 win moreUser Comments:
an excellent film bound up with the Chinese chivalry traditions moreCast
(Credited cast)| Chao Deng | ... | Zhao, Erdou | |
| Heng Fu | ... | Luo - Guangtian | |
| Jun Hu | ... | Liu - Zeshui | |
| Phil Jones | ... | US Army Captain | |
| Fan Liao | ... | Jiao, Dapeng | |
| Naiwen Li | ... | Lv, Kuangou | |
| Quan Ren | ... | Political Instructor | |
| Yan Tang | ... | Sun, Guiqin | |
| Baoqiang Wang | ... | Maocai Jiang | |
| Wenkang Yuan | ... | Wang - Jincun | |
| Hanyu Zhang | ... | Gu, Zidi | |
| Shaokang Zhao | ... | Lao Ciwei |
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This is an excellent military blockbuster which might remind people of less its American counterpart Save Private Ryan than the traditions of the Chinese chivalry which lays a stress emphasis on "Name" or "Title".
Gu Zi Di(Millet Field), who is orphaned in a famine and named after the millet field where he was picked up,tried conscientiously every means to reclaim the credit of being martyrs( the holy death) for his 47 neglected dead comrades. Considering his growing background, one might find it easy to understand his obsession with the "Name", the importance of doing justice to the name and reputation of the dead rather than leaving the holy dead in obscurity. To put the figure in a historical perspective, he is actually an ideal reincarnation of the traditional Chinese knight who pursues the justice in disregard of the cumbersome secular hypocrisy and bureaucracy.
I think the film is aimed to re-appropriate the Chinese chivalry tradition in a modern military background to inject masculine heroism into the mercantile contemporary Chinese society where a vast number of people are lost in mercenariness,not ashamed of losing their name in idolization of money-ism.