forces) but explicitly excluding Taiwan, Vietnam, and Korea. The reason for that expectation stemmed from declarations by American officials early in 1950 that the United States was done with the Chinese Civil War - and with the legacy of World War II in Asia more generally - drawing a defense perimeter that included Japan (then occupied by U.S. When he sent his armies to invade the South in June 1950, North Korean leader Kim Il-sung did not anticipate that the United States would intervene. Whichever orthography we use, this artificial lake in North Korea, some 50 miles from the Chinese border and nestled among 6,000-foot mountains, was the setting for a fight that reshaped the histories of not only both Koreas, China, and the United States, but really the entire 20th century. If it stayed semi-realistic, this could have been good.American sources refer to the battle as the Battle of Chosin Reservoir, using the Japanese transliteration that was written on U.S. The best war scene happens quite early with the soldiers faking dead on the dry river bed. The film is using a lot of slow-motion action. I would compare this to Pearl Harbor without the romance. It's a political slant to sell to the Chinese public. Otherwise, the Americans are mostly arrogant, fat, and throwing up his breakfast. There is one heroic competent war leader. Something similar happens to the American characters with one exception. It's like a WWII mass bombing raid except it's utter chaos. It's insane how many planes are in the sky on their bombing run.
There is more chance of them flying into each other than bombing the right targets.
Somebody gets CGI happy and puts in a sky full of American fighter planes. There is a definite deliberate slant to its views but it's not overtly wrong. The Americans would call it, the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir. They would confront the Americans at Lake Changjin. Chinese leader Mao decides to answer the provocation and sends in the PLA. The politically ambitious warmongering American military leader Douglas MacArthur insists on bombing Chinese border locations to cut off supplies and retreat for the North Koreans. American forces have landed at Incheon and driving north towards the Chinese border.
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