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Is forgetting history a traitor?
This is a movie line. 19 18 There is a Soviet film called Lenin. Lenin said in a speech to factory workers: "Never forget the past, forgetting the past means betrayal."

19 18 Lenin is a black-and-white feature film of the Soviet Union. It shows that after the October Revolution, the new Soviet regime was interfered by Britain, Japan, Turkey and other countries, harassed by various internal resistance forces, and the whole country was at a critical juncture of general famine. Lenin, with his great wisdom and courage, led the people throughout the country in tenacious struggle, and finally won the victory and saved the revolution.

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19 18 Lenin belongs to the classic series of biographies of early film leaders all over the world, and it is an excellent representative audio-visual art work. From the creative means of film art, Lenin in 19 18 belongs to that common and popular story structure. Especially in Soviet movies, this series of shooting methods is too ordinary to shoot the story of the characters. Because the advantage lies in the average stress on the plane of the movie characters, the story arrangement of mirror painting is a unified way of combining point with surface and rhythm distribution.

Although the film is popular, it obviously distorts history, portrays the dissident and persecuted revolutionary pioneer Bukharin as a traitor and becomes a pure political propaganda tool. Some classic lines in the film have been integrated into our life language: in crowded occasions, there are always people teasing; "Stop crowding and let Comrade Lenin go first!" As soon as people have good news, they will shout like an old worker who reports Lenin's illness: "He has stopped coughing!" " "Today, these lines still appear in domestic film and television dramas from time to time.