What kind of reflection does twenty-two bring us?

Today is the International Comfort Women's Day, and it is also the day when the movie "Twenty-two" is released. I just searched the information, and the old Huang Roaming Liang who appeared in the film finally didn't wait until today, and died in August 12 two days ago. She is the last survivor of the "comfort women" who sued the Japanese government in Chinese mainland. Before she died, she grabbed her son's hand and said, "I can't stick to the day when the Japanese apologize to me." I hope you can continue to seek justice for me. " Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention that 22 is the number of surviving comfort women publicly recognized by China at the time of shooting. Today, except for Huang Youliang, there are only eight people left in this number.

There are not many cinemas showing this film, and there are few ostentation and extravagance. Finally, my husband and I chose the earliest 8 o'clock movie in the cinema near us and sat in the second row to watch the whole movie. In fact, I am hesitant to watch this movie, because it is so heavy that I can almost imagine myself crying from beginning to end. Finally, I firmly dragged my husband to the cinema, because I thought that since the grandmothers were going to recount that period of history regardless of the pain of opening the scar again, let's not forget it, then I stared at them deeply and borrowed the lines from Super Speaker, as the trailer of this movie said. You say, let's listen.