In 2020, in order to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteers' overseas combat, the domestic film and television industry launched a series of film and television works centered on the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Koreatornado trooper, many of which are classics.

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However, as the film and television themes of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea have their own traffic attributes, various related themes of varying quality have gradually been put on the screen, and there is already suspicion of turning into a magical drama.

Among them, in a recently released film about the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, the tactical movements of the volunteer soldiers holding individual weapons are extremely strange, especially the gun-holding movements are incredible.

As can be seen from the picture, whether in daily marches, on standby or even when searching and advancing on the battlefield, the volunteer soldiers all use a posture of holding the gun with both hands and the muzzle facing down.

This tactical action seems very trendy and fits well with the young actors. Howevertornado trooper, a closer look reveals that the volunteer soldiers in these movies, whether holding bolt-action firearms or light machine guns, all use this set of actions, which goes against common sense.

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Military fans familiar with international military affairs immediately pointed out that the gun-holding posture of the volunteer soldiers in the drama is very similar to the gun-holding posture used by NATO soldiers in the mid-to-late 20th century.

Perhaps the screenwriter and director believes that the use of a more novel gun-holding method will reflect the more professional tactical qualities of the volunteer soldiers, and more importantly, improve the visual effect. Little do they know that this behavior is a complete distortion of the facts, and it cannot reflect the true style of the volunteer soldiers.

The gun-holding posture of the volunteer soldiers in the drama is basically from the US military. American soldiers will use this posture when they are holding standard rifles such as M16 to perform alert or guard duties.

However, on the battlefield, whether for the convenience of combat or to improve reaction speedtornado trooper, NATO soldiers will face forward when searching and advancing on the battlefield, or even aim in advance, so that they can pull the trigger at any time.

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What's more, this tactical action is not universally applicable. It is only suitable for guns of medium or shorter length.

Many people would not think that the largest number of individual weapons equipped by the Chinese People's Volunteers who entered the Korean War were actually the Japanese Type 38 rifles captured from the Kwantung Army warehouse and the battlefields of the Anti-Japanese War.

Some American rifles were also captured during the Liberation War, in addition to some equipment donated by the Soviet Union - represented by the Mosin-Nagant rifle, and even the Depp light machine gun with a very long gun body and heavy weight.

Such a large variety of individual equipment means that the Chinese People's Volunteer Army will not appear in the picture of all American and Soviet equipment. Even in the early days of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's entry into North Korea, in order to enhance the combat effectiveness of the core troops and facilitate the allocation and supply of weapons and ammunitiontornado trooper, the 38th Army, on behalf of the 13th Corps, was equipped with the Type 38 rifle.

Combined with this historical fact, coupled with the collective gun-holding posture of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers in film and television works, this will produce a ridiculous picture.

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Japan's Type 38 rifle is a very long standard rifle. Even if there is no bayonet, the muzzle of the gun is held downward, and its muzzle will inevitably be close to the ground. With the bayonet, the total length reaches an astonishing 1.7 meters, which is equivalent to a spear. In this case, making similar gun-holding movements will be very funny and seriously violate historical facts.

A series of excellent works about the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea shot in the last century, such as "The Battle of Shangganling", "Flying Tigers", "The Fierce Battle of Wendengchuan", etc. No matter which film and television work about the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, there is not even a single strange gun-holding action of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army.

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The Shangganling movie is considered a classic. In order to truly show the style and battle scenes of the volunteer soldiers, the crew not only went to the Shangganling battlefield to shoot, but also went deep into the participating troops to experience life.

It can be said that the entire army is a senior military advisor, because the PLA veterans the crew came into contact with were all veterans who participated in the Korean War.

Comparing classic works such as Shangganling with some commercial films that are gaining popularity today, the level of the two is completely different. For the volunteer soldiers to hold guns in the posture that only NATO soldiers would have is not only unprofessional on the part of the crew, but also a blasphemy to the heroes.

What's more, if we carefully observe the gun holding postures of the front-line troops of the United States and Western countries in the same period, during the Korean War and even before World War II, there is no similar picture.

They all adhere to the principle of practicality, and never pursue the so-called beauty in their gun-holding postures. The muzzles of American soldiers' guns are always pointed upwards or horizontally.

Take the American movie "Pork Chop Hill" as an example. The movie also has a US military background and invited the big star Gregory to star in it. Even if it is to present the film and television effects as much as possible, there is no such very bizarre gun-holding action.

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In contrast, the volunteers of that year were called "well-trained and skilled in the use of weapons in their hands" by the United Nations Army. Such light infantry, which represents the highest level of human beings, has become this "amateur" appearance in the popular commercial film.

This action from the NATO army seems to be very handsome, but in fact it is extremely dangerous in actual combat. Once the enemy is suddenly discovered, there is no time to react.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the reason why we could see such shots of US overseas troops in daily patrols was also very simple.

The American soldiers were involved in a security war, and the surrounding environment was basically safe. To a certain extent, such scenes appeared in order to promote the image of the US military..

It is worth mentioning that our soldiers would not make such movements not only when holding a long gun. Even in the middle and late stages of the Korean War, when the Soviet Union increased its weapons and equipment assistance to the Volunteer Army, such as the PPSh and Type 50 submachine guns, which were gradually equipped to the front-line troops, the Volunteer Army would not use exaggerated gun-holding movements.

Maliciously tampering with historical facts and military common sense is actually no different from the malicious smearing of martyrs in the anti-Japanese drama. Faced with such behavior of using the name of promoting the history of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea to earn traffictornado trooper, the people of the whole country will inevitably resist it.

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