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In this era of information explosion, it is not uncommon for a movie to become popular before it is released.

But a film like "731" has triggered millions of reports before it was released, and netizens have called for a "strict investigation of three generations of ancestors". This is truly unprecedented.

One can’t help but sigh: How can the weight of history be treated as a joke?

When talking about "731", we have to first talk about its director Zhao Linshan.

This dude is no pushover, and every work he directs strives to have both depth and shock.

"731" is his masterpiece that he has devoted three years of hard work to, aiming to restore the little-known but shocking history - the heinous crimes committed by the Japanese Army's Unit 731 in China.

Imagine, what kind of movie is this?

It is not just a documentary, but also a sharp scalpel that accurately dissects the scars of history and allows those shocking scenes to reappear before the world's eyes.

Broken limbs and corpses were strewn across the streets, the ground was soaked with blood, and the true experiences of more than 3,000 victims were presented one by one.

This kind of subject matter is inherently "explosive" and cannot be ignored.

However, it was this "truth" that caused "731" to encounter unprecedented resistance before it was even released.

Netizens have raised the banner of "boycott" and the number of reports has skyrocketed, breaking through the one million mark.

Some people worry that such movies are too bloody and violent and not suitable for public screening;

Some people think that this is opening up old wounds and is not conducive to Sino-Japanese friendship;

What's worse, some people even made extreme remarks such as "strictly investigate three generations of ancestors" in an attempt to direct the blame to the whistleblower's personal background.

Faced with such a storm of public opinion, director Zhao Linshan appeared extremely firm.

He did not choose to back down, but instead became more determined to present this film to the world.

In his opinion, "731" is not just a movie, but also a responsibility, a respect for history, a remembrance of the victims, and a warning for the future.

"I know this film will spark controversy, but I know even more that if we don't face history and remember the suffering, how can we move forward?"

Zhao Linshan said this in an interview.

His eyes revealed an unquestionable firmness, as if telling the world: history cannot be tampered with and the truth must be revealed.

Of course, Zhao Linshan also responded to those who worried that the movie was too bloody and violent.

He said that they would try their best to exercise restraint in their creation and avoid unnecessary bloody scenes, while also presenting that period of history through artistic techniques.

But more importantly, he hopes that through this film, the audience can understand the truth and meaning behind that period of history, rather than just staying on the surface of sensory stimulation.

In addition, Zhao Linshan also put forward a forward-looking suggestion: schools can hold educational lectures, select less bloody clips from the movie for students to watch, and tell them the historical ending.

He believes that only in this way can more young people understand and remember history, and thus shoulder the responsibility of protecting the country.

As time goes by, the controversy over "731" has not diminished despite the increase in the number of reports. Instead, it has attracted more attention and discussion.

Some people began to re-examine that period of history, while others began to reflect on their own positions and attitudes.

All of this is inseparable from the efforts made by director Zhao Linshan and his team.

In this era full of noise and impetuousness, "731" is like a clear stream, reminding us not to forget our original aspirations and remember history.

Maybe it can't change anything immediately, but it at least shows us that there are people willing to stand up, speak for the truth, and correct history.

This in itself is a kind of power, a power that deserves our respect and learning.

Therefore, for those who are still questioning and resisting "731", it is better to put aside their prejudices and biases and calm down to understand that history.

Perhaps you will find that this movie presents not only blood and violence, but also a profound reflection and pursuit of human nature, justice and peace.