"What impressed me most was the words of instructor Mei Sheng:" if we don't fight this war, our next generation will fight! "Said Miss Cheng, a Hong Kong citizen, with eyes red and sobbing after watching Changjin lake. Miss Cheng saw the film with her friends on the night of its premiere. After watching it, she wanted to take her children to see it again. "I didn't know much about this history before. Now I often think of it unconsciously. I believe children can better understand the weight of the word 'Changjin Lake' after reading it." Miss Cheng said. Recently, the film "Changjin Lake" with the background of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea landed in Hong Kong cinema. On the first day of release, nearly 40 cinemas arranged more than 130 films, some of which were even hard to get a ticket. In the cinema, the natural feelings of the audience are moving. Some viewers have been crying in the process of watching the film, while others are reluctant to leave after watching it for a long time. "At the beginning of the film, American warships have been firing and American planes have been dropping bombs. I am particularly worried. There is such a great disparity between the enemy and our equipment. How can we fight this war?" Mr. Zhang, a Hong Kong citizen, was excited after watching the film. He said that we should deeply thank the soldiers of the volunteer army. They wear single clothes but have the strongest will in the world. They have won the awe of the enemy and China's peace and development for decades. "When the survival of the country is threatened and the enemy begins to bomb our border territory, what choice do we have? We can only fight to the death with the enemy!" Chen Hongquan, vice president of the Hong Kong Overseas Chinese Volunteer Committee, said with emotion after watching the film. He said that the film is well worth watching by young people in Hong Kong because the war to resist US aggression and aid Korea is closely related to Hong Kong. At that time, not only Hong Kong entrepreneurs sent materials to the country, but also Hong Kong students went north to join the volunteer army. "Only when we see the touching pictures of the volunteer army eating frozen potatoes in the ice and snow, and the 'ice sculpture company' frozen in the snow in order to complete the task without exposure, can the young generation in Hong Kong better understand the beautiful life we enjoy now, all of which were bought with the blood of our ancestors," Chen Hongquan said. According to Yang Shoucheng, chairman of the British emperor group, the film "Changjin Lake" mainly brings the important message that "our generation has finished the war, and the next generation will not have to fight". It inspires young people living in peaceful times to review that history and let them understand that today's family and country peace has been won because of the blood and sacrifice of countless revolutionary martyrs. "When I cross the Yalu River and see the opposite artillery fire, behind me is the motherland!" Shen haofei, a young "post-90s" in Hong Kong, was most impressed by this line in the film. He said that in order to protect the motherland behind them, young volunteers turned their youth and life into an iron wall to protect the motherland. "It is because of them that we now have a chance to talk about the future." "When I heard the song at the end of the film singing 'behind me is the motherland', the pride of being a Chinese suddenly surged into my heart, because behind us is a powerful motherland," Shen haofei said. Among the three directors of the film "Changjin Lake", there are two Hong Kong directors, Tsui Hark and Lin Chaoxian. The performance of the film in Hong Kong has been highly expected. According to the latest data of the Hong Kong Film Industry Association, "Changjin Lake" grossed more than HK $4 million four days before its release in Hong Kong. In the past weekend, there was a film viewing boom, with a daily box office of more than HK $1 million. Ma Haowen, executive chairman of the Hong Kong Association for the promotion of culture from all walks of life, said that Hong Kong society is at a turning point from chaos to governance, from governance to prosperity. At this time, Hong Kong people's sense of national identity is constantly improving, hoping to increase their understanding of national history and culture. The reporter noted that after the film was screened, Mr. Sun and his wife, who had gray hair, did not leave for a long time. Mr. Sun said: "my wife grew up in Hong Kong. She didn't know much about this history before. After watching the film, she was so moved that she couldn't express it in words, so she had to calm down slowly." He said that the older generation can have strong common feelings when they see the film. "Seeing that life is getting better and better and the country is becoming stronger and stronger, I just hope the younger generation will cherish it." "Through the film, Hong Kong people can understand the hard won victory and the hardships of the country along the way. I believe Hong Kong people will cherish the peace and prosperity now and the hard won good life," said Yang Zhenglong, executive director of yinghuang group. (outlook new era)