Discussion: Chu Yunfei blowing up Yamamoto’s car in \"Bright Sword\"
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In the TV series \"Bright Sword,\" when Chu Yunfei learned that Yamamoto’s special forces had launched a surprise attack on the headquarters of the Independent Regiment in Zhaojiayu, Li Yunlong’s troops suffered unprecedented losses; Zhao Gang was seriously injured, the entire guard platoon was wiped out, and all the more than 300 villagers in Zhaojiayu were killed. In a fit of rage, he ordered, \"Order the artillery to destroy all of Yamamoto’s vehicles. I want to see if those little Japanese devils know what pain is!\" ” The artillery unit of the 358th Regiment blew up Yamamoto’s vehicle as ordered, which led to the events that followed. In the TV series, through the telescope, it was possible to see Agent Yamamoto’s cars lined up outside the city, clearly. I wondered then whether it would be better to wait until those guys got into their cars before firing Besides, I want to see if those little devils know what pain is and whether taking a taxi is useful A car, I guess, doesn’t know what pain is… What do you all think about this issue? P
It seems you think my constant posting is too boring, which is why you came up with the comment “entangled”…? Actually, there’s no need to worry about such things; after all, it’s a water area, so it’s better to avoid visiting it often. What if one doesn’t know their limits…:lol
Don’t worry; your profile picture seems to show a whale, so you need to go to deep waters. ;P
Don’t worry; your profile picture seems to show a whale, so you need to go to deep waters. ;P
:I don’t know when that lol avatar was added. When I first joined the forum, I thought it looked bad with an empty avatar, so I just took a screenshot to fill it in. As for why Commander Chu didn’t blow up the agent in the original post, I think maybe the director just hadn’t had enough fun yet; it’s likely that if he let him get blown up like that, the audience wouldn’t be satisfied… :lol
I’ve had some free time lately to browse forums and read posts, and I noticed that you’re also an interesting person (I agree with many of your views). Nice to meet you! Senior: handshake
I’ve also had some rare free time lately; when I’m sitting in front of the computer with nothing to do, I like to browse forums and learn a bit*. Whether professional or casual. I’ve been posting more recently; the more I visit this forum, the more ‘familiar faces’ I gradually come across. People, it’s important to be happy; the key to good health is a calm mindset. It’s fine; it’s also quite fun to just pour some water
You are Haichuan, who registered in February 2011; we must be old friends. :)
Mm-hmm, after diving for a long time, you come up and blow bubbles:handshake