A movie, Japanese: This movie can be said to be the first time film that the famous Japanese director Akira Kurosawa really joined the interest of western movies. It describes the story of poor villagers who joined hands with seven hired warriors to repel robbers in order to defend their homes during the Warring States Period in Japan. Although director Akira Kurosawa intends to make this film into a thorough entertainment action film, in fact, the whole work still fully shows Akira Kurosawa's humanitarian spirit.

As for the shaping of the role of the Seven Samurai, it can be said that the overall interpretation is quite successful, especially Takashi Shimura, who plays the role of Kan Weibing, has brought the wisdom and mature charm of this role into full play.

During the Warring States Period in Japan, a deserted mountain village was attacked by robbers every year during the wheat harvest. In this year, the villagers decided to hire seven warriors to defend their village and harvest. These seven warriors are Guan Bu, Kuzo, Katsushiro, Goro, air billow, Hiraya and Chiyo. The samurai penetration department is a man with vigorous pace and rich combat experience. He is responsible for directing the whole village to prepare for defense. The robbers came to sneak attack. Samurai Jiuzang and Chiyo killed three robbers. But the samurai Hirahachi fell. Samurai and villagers defend the village with shovels and sticks, but Zhinai and Samurai Katsujiro, two lovers, talk to each other in the barn. At dawn, 13 robbers rode into the village. In the battle, the robbers killed the samurai Kuzuo and Goro, and killed the whole family of Chiyo. Ju Chi killed the last enemy with anger and hatred, and fell to the ground and died. The robbers were finally eliminated, and the villagers paid a huge price. Four of the seven warriors were killed, and countless new tombstones were erected on the dry mountain.