It's an anti-war film at it's core. Although it's a Chinese film, the US met it's objective and kept the bridge up and successfully evacuated. The Chinese didn't win, when 156 out of the 157 soldiers died in this. They didn't gloss over the US losses either and paid respect to American soldiers. Not a propaganda film.
This was a historical distortionism so you know. Even film directors admit that this was not based on real events and it was overyhyped. Salute to the brave warriors and socio-civic personnel of the UN and allied command.
This film may be Chinese propaganda but unlike typical war films featuring unfeeling Imperial Japanese soldiers, this Korean War film depicts the American side in a very human way, showing the Christmas gifts stacked together before depicting an American cemetery. I think that these depictions are something in which Americans should appreciate about their hypothetical Chinese foes in this age of Sino-American tension: The Chinese see Americans as humans and they wish not to go to war with them again. They wish for peace between both countries even despite the many disagreements they face. Yet, should the Americans declare war on them someday, they too want them to know that regrettably and against the odds, they will fight. It’s a different feeling finally watching a film which I had previously assumed to be deeply nationalistic and anti-American. Rather, this was anti-war and I love that.
Hahaha Soviets and Chinese the underdogs. So without the land lease act the soviet union would have lose? What are you talking about? China and the CCCP are strong!
@@captainchaoscow they were underdogs in WW2, the Soviets suffered the highest casualty rate in WW2 and they only turned the tide in 1943. The Chinese were called the sick man of Asia, they took relief heavily on battles of attrition
@@davianoinglesias5030 The Russians beat Napoleon and Hitler, two of Europe's strongest military in the continents history. Now Europe again is playing with fire. This time the Russians will burn Europe to dust. It is densely populated with so many dense cities.
niečo úžasné, je to najsamlepšejší čo som kedy videl. Moja úcta a uznanie tvorcom ako aj hrdinom Číny a poslal ho by som ho amíkom na povinné dívanie, nech vedia, čo ich čaká a nielen v Číne.
Reflecting on Clausewitz's theory of war, it's notable that the psychological impact of conflict is as significant as the physical. The decision by Chinese forces to pursue a retreating US army, despite considerable losses, can be seen as a strategic move to inflict a lasting psychological blow. The act of chasing an adversary in retreat not only diminishes their morale but also imprints a deep psychological scar. In the theater of war, the mental fortitude and morale of troops are paramount. The loss of morale can be decisive, signaling the end of combat effectiveness. This aspect of warfare underscores the importance of psychological resilience alongside military capability.
Фильм почему-то похож на один большой и долгий компьютерный шутер. Но бесспорным остаётся факт того, что без мужества и стойкости китайских солдат Северной Кореи не было бы. Они сильный противник
The first five minutes and I'm already drawn in into this. I've read an article and the Americans as usual called this propaganda. As if not everything Hollywood vomits is as well. Although I'm anti communism and the stinky capitalism, which is not so much different from communism, mind you, let them propogate as much as they wish. Whether they like it or not Asia makes better entertainment than they in the West ever made or will make. Lately I've been even watching more Chinese and ditching Korean drama entirely, who were faster in losing authenticity and works are mainly made to satisfy western audiences. Totally losing identity as producers there completely follow what Netflix decrees.
I know there's a lot of propaganda, but we must apreciate that Chinese movies are the only ones about this forgotten war currently and special effects are not that bad
I liked the film making techniques. It was interesting to see besides the typical Hollywood style. The historical inaccuracies were a bit hilarious. But, I understand the average Chinese soldier needs something to be proud about. I wasn't there. But, from what I've read and heard; the Chinese army was a worthy adversary, in sheer numbers at least. Poor leadership, tactics, training, weapons, and equipment led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers. There gov't just kept throwing them into the grinder. America was no different in the end. Now, an uneasy truce keeps the world from going back into the gauntlet that is the Korean peninsula. The American Marines call this battle of Chosin Reservoir. It is one of the most honored and harrowing battlefields to the Corps. All the heroes are dead. Much respect.
I don't think it's that inaccurate, although I'm quite peeved at, first, the Marines being so vulnerable to grenade strikes (the US forces were aggressively using flak jackets at that point, which could stop / resist the SMG burp guns the Chinese commando units were utilizing, as well as shrapnel from fragmentation grenades), and second, the Marines being called soldier when the appellation for Marine enlisted would have been marine. You have to remember, the Chinese were battle-hardened veterans of the Chinese Civil Wars and WW2, sort of a more flexible, but less skilled and worse-equipped version of the IJA, specializing in guerrilla tactics. Hell, Evans Carlson ripped off the fireteam concept (adding a 4th man) from the Eighth Route Army, one of the predecessors of the People's Liberation Army, which sent PVA volunteers into Korea. And he ripped off 8th Route Army tactics of feint, distraction, and infiltration for his Raider commando unit. The actual companies that did the fighting in this show were definitely commando units, created by deep discipline and experience from fighting all these wars, because the mission they were assigned (deep penetration into the rear to sabotage a bridge) was definitely special operations, as was their esprit de corps and resolve to die. Also remember back then, that the US Army was still a conscript force, and it's not surprising that the Marines did a much better job of fighting PVA commandos than American conscripts.
Propaganda in which the Chinese get their asses kicked repeatedly by the US? Did you watch the film? The Americans kept the bridge up and successfully evacuated. So it's propaganda to say war is hell? Don't mess with the US?
Thats why for example the VRM (Flemish Regulator for Media) goes to Bilderberg meetings that is controlled by Council of Foreign Relations and The Trilateral Commission. Atleast in China and North Korea you have free propoganda to stimulate people protecting the best interest of the people as a whole. In the west its openly announced that the US will invest in a anti China media campaign to indoctrinate its people yet euphenisms make it all right huh. Ya'all China haters are real indoctrinated people,just look at the western idiocracy and its vassals...
I was confused why they called the US marines the US ARMY. Because most of the US MARINES wore helmet covers during the Korean War. The us army didn’t have covers so they would improvise with burlap or nets
They changed history by claiming the US accomplished it's objectives and kept the bridge up the whole time? And paid tribute to American war dead? Did you watch the film?
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I was a US Marine but this is my favorite war movie. I cried my eyes out at the end.
It's an anti-war film at it's core. Although it's a Chinese film, the US met it's objective and kept the bridge up and successfully evacuated. The Chinese didn't win, when 156 out of the 157 soldiers died in this. They didn't gloss over the US losses either and paid respect to American soldiers. Not a propaganda film.
th-cam.com/video/cRVGP7GDm1E/w-d-xo.html first part of this movie:))
@@ycongq6520 thanks! Now I don’t have to use sketchy websites anymore lol
This was a historical distortionism so you know. Even film directors admit that this was not based on real events and it was overyhyped. Salute to the brave warriors and socio-civic personnel of the UN and allied command.
@@Mennion3 yet the original one snuck in comments about taiwan. it is propaganda.
This film may be Chinese propaganda but unlike typical war films featuring unfeeling Imperial Japanese soldiers, this Korean War film depicts the American side in a very human way, showing the Christmas gifts stacked together before depicting an American cemetery. I think that these depictions are something in which Americans should appreciate about their hypothetical Chinese foes in this age of Sino-American tension: The Chinese see Americans as humans and they wish not to go to war with them again. They wish for peace between both countries even despite the many disagreements they face. Yet, should the Americans declare war on them someday, they too want them to know that regrettably and against the odds, they will fight.
It’s a different feeling finally watching a film which I had previously assumed to be deeply nationalistic and anti-American. Rather, this was anti-war and I love that.
i agree with that, chinese and USA can lead the world for the best, if they want it
The Soviet and Chinese war movies are the best, they depict underdog militaries that defied all odds with lots of dedication, stamina and sacrifice
Hahaha Soviets and Chinese the underdogs. So without the land lease act the soviet union would have lose? What are you talking about?
China and the CCCP are strong!
@@captainchaoscow they were underdogs in WW2, the Soviets suffered the highest casualty rate in WW2 and they only turned the tide in 1943. The Chinese were called the sick man of Asia, they took relief heavily on battles of attrition
@@davianoinglesias5030 The Russians beat Napoleon and Hitler, two of Europe's strongest military in the continents history. Now Europe again is playing with fire. This time the Russians will burn Europe to dust. It is densely populated with so many dense cities.
Thank you for the movie
Love Chinese peoples from iraq🇮🇶🇨🇳
niečo úžasné, je to najsamlepšejší čo som kedy videl. Moja úcta a uznanie tvorcom ako aj hrdinom Číny a poslal ho by som ho amíkom na povinné dívanie, nech vedia, čo ich čaká a nielen v Číne.
We are all human after all, this movie touches my soul....
thank You, subcribe for me upload new video.
watching from philippines
Most heroic war movie. They fought an enemy stronger than them, yet they won with sheer grit and determination.
Watching from Bangladesh...
Reflecting on Clausewitz's theory of war, it's notable that the psychological impact of conflict is as significant as the physical. The decision by Chinese forces to pursue a retreating US army, despite considerable losses, can be seen as a strategic move to inflict a lasting psychological blow. The act of chasing an adversary in retreat not only diminishes their morale but also imprints a deep psychological scar. In the theater of war, the mental fortitude and morale of troops are paramount. The loss of morale can be decisive, signaling the end of combat effectiveness. This aspect of warfare underscores the importance of psychological resilience alongside military capability.
Except this never happen in real life. Even the directors admit historical distortion is involve in this film.
@@jeremiahmontejo9625 everyone know that, it's not about war realism in movies, sorry
Watching from Uganda Africa
I shed several liters of tears. From Movie stand point is by far one of the best war movie i watched since we were soldiers.
Фильм почему-то похож на один большой и долгий компьютерный шутер. Но бесспорным остаётся факт того, что без мужества и стойкости китайских солдат Северной Кореи не было бы. Они сильный противник
Best movie man! 2:17:03 EMOTIONS😥😥😥😥
Touch my ❤ mve Hat's up dir i liked film makeing visuals background score more then all characters 👌
Thanks friend for the movie... you have the part 1 of the movie? XD
ýeah i have
you like share subcribe for my chanel
@@didaydo66and where would that be located?
@@didaydo66 i don't see first movie on your channel, do you have it on the different channel?
I can't control my tears...at last scene 😢
World best movie 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice Movie ❤
Very powerful war movie ..may these poor guys RIP just so sad how much precious youth was sacrificed in the insane wars of history
Great movie
It would also be interesting to show further the aerial clashes between Soviet and American pilots in the MIG Valley.
Wait is this part 2 of the movie?
Watching from West Philippine sea
The english the US pilots speak is so on point.
The only place w/ english subs, i salute thee Đi Đây Đó
Awesome ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Please upload lake changjin 1 2021❤❤❤
This is one intense ass game of airsoft right here
Hello bro dubbed in Hindi please bro
where is the scene that they have been frozen waiting for Us army in the bridge?
that's the first movie, not this one
1:51:23
30.00 why always dis typical music when White House scene
20:35
2:13:56
love move
The first five minutes and I'm already drawn in into this. I've read an article and the Americans as usual called this propaganda. As if not everything Hollywood vomits is as well. Although I'm anti communism and the stinky capitalism, which is not so much different from communism, mind you, let them propogate as much as they wish. Whether they like it or not Asia makes better entertainment than they in the West ever made or will make. Lately I've been even watching more Chinese and ditching Korean drama entirely, who were faster in losing authenticity and works are mainly made to satisfy western audiences. Totally losing identity as producers there completely follow what Netflix decrees.
why you cut so much part wtf
❤❤❤❤😊 from philippines
Principle of General is not like that
I know there's a lot of propaganda, but we must apreciate that Chinese movies are the only ones about this forgotten war currently and special effects are not that bad
I would’ve been more into it if people weren’t just holding the barbed wire basically untouched by enemy fire lmao really
2:17:03 😢😢😢
I cried for 😢
😢😢
We will not consider Americans in any coast
Real story??
The most goofiest war film ever made. Pure Chinese propaganda
I liked the film making techniques. It was interesting to see besides the typical Hollywood style.
The historical inaccuracies were a bit hilarious. But, I understand the average Chinese soldier needs something to be proud about.
I wasn't there. But, from what I've read and heard; the Chinese army was a worthy adversary, in sheer numbers at least. Poor leadership, tactics, training, weapons, and equipment led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers. There gov't just kept throwing them into the grinder. America was no different in the end. Now, an uneasy truce keeps the world from going back into the gauntlet that is the Korean peninsula.
The American Marines call this battle of Chosin Reservoir. It is one of the most honored and harrowing battlefields to the Corps. All the heroes are dead. Much respect.
You forgot how with Army Task Force Maclean/faith during battle that, not only US Marines.
I don't think it's that inaccurate, although I'm quite peeved at, first, the Marines being so vulnerable to grenade strikes (the US forces were aggressively using flak jackets at that point, which could stop / resist the SMG burp guns the Chinese commando units were utilizing, as well as shrapnel from fragmentation grenades), and second, the Marines being called soldier when the appellation for Marine enlisted would have been marine.
You have to remember, the Chinese were battle-hardened veterans of the Chinese Civil Wars and WW2, sort of a more flexible, but less skilled and worse-equipped version of the IJA, specializing in guerrilla tactics. Hell, Evans Carlson ripped off the fireteam concept (adding a 4th man) from the Eighth Route Army, one of the predecessors of the People's Liberation Army, which sent PVA volunteers into Korea. And he ripped off 8th Route Army tactics of feint, distraction, and infiltration for his Raider commando unit.
The actual companies that did the fighting in this show were definitely commando units, created by deep discipline and experience from fighting all these wars, because the mission they were assigned (deep penetration into the rear to sabotage a bridge) was definitely special operations, as was their esprit de corps and resolve to die.
Also remember back then, that the US Army was still a conscript force, and it's not surprising that the Marines did a much better job of fighting PVA commandos than American conscripts.
th-cam.com/video/QRlroLMWit8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=afyKp7cGjc9gk1Ns
Least obvious Chinese Propaganda
Propaganda in which the Chinese get their asses kicked repeatedly by the US? Did you watch the film? The Americans kept the bridge up and successfully evacuated.
So it's propaganda to say war is hell? Don't mess with the US?
china propaganda movie
Thats why for example the VRM (Flemish Regulator for Media) goes to Bilderberg meetings that is controlled by Council of Foreign Relations and The Trilateral Commission. Atleast in China and North Korea you have free propoganda to stimulate people protecting the best interest of the people as a whole. In the west its openly announced that the US will invest in a anti China media campaign to indoctrinate its people yet euphenisms make it all right huh. Ya'all China haters are real indoctrinated people,just look at the western idiocracy and its vassals...
Literally
Stfu every American war movie is propaganda nobody cares
@@Thewickiestofsticks only US makes propa movie
I was confused why they called the US marines the US ARMY. Because most of the US MARINES wore helmet covers during the Korean War. The us army didn’t have covers so they would improvise with burlap or nets
THIS IS TRULY PROPAGANDA FILM. HISTORY TOTAL CHANGE.
历史没有改变这就是历史
They changed history by claiming the US accomplished it's objectives and kept the bridge up the whole time? And paid tribute to American war dead? Did you watch the film?
29:21 😂😂😂😂keep dreaming!
google zhi-20 and wuzhi-10
Chinese losing 900 filipino soldiers in the 2 tank Philippines m4 Sherman tank
and still the Philiphines is a vassal state of the US so keep on thinking you will be able to win a war against China.
What, Philippines lost almost every battle
@@testingriceyou didn't know history then
Filipinos only win their mouth battles on the Internet.
maniwala na sana ako eh...bandang huli biglang napa bagsak ng tao ng china yung war ship ng america tao lang??? hahaha..😂😂😂😂😂 gung gong!
Very arrogant and ambitious people stop oppressing the west Philippines sea it belonged to Philippines alone
THis movie is just a Chinese propaganda but in real life they never win any battle against any Country...
So how have they maintained their large country
Then why US lose Vietnam war and Korean war ?
Chinese and their propaganda movie 😂. Good only in movie but crying in real battle..
Hello You Loser
Chinese propaganda😂
Completely divorced from real history, but a decent film if its not viewed as historical (like troy, or braveheart)
100% of US war movies are bogus.