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dai yunfan said that basically the ending of the lament of autumn is in accordance with historical reality—perhaps as a viewers, you will be upset or felt dissatisfied, but the ending is a form of empathy for the warriors in the past who sacrificed their lives for the present life. 🗣️: when i watched the show last night, i felt the same way the viewers did. i was heartbroken, too. whenever i think back to filming it, I still feel really upset. i guess “moved” isn’t quite the right word—it’s more that i really empathize with them. 💬: right? the ending had only just come out yesterday, so, yes, it was truly tragic. every character—i mean, every person in the story—had a fate that was hard to come to terms with. people kept saying it was hard to accept, isn’t it? 🗣️: yeah, people kept saying it was hard to accept. but what i want to say is that, back in those days, our predecessors were giving their lives—and what they went through may have been even more harrowing than what we can filmed. so all of this is insignificant in comparison—It really wasn’t easy back then. it was hard for everyone to have a good ending. this ending is closer to reality. the fact that we can live together now is the best possible ending. 💬: that’s right. we’re living together now.

the lament of autumn director said: “i hope that after everything is over, when you look back at yu changxuan, you’ll see a difference from your first impression. a brave man, full of ambition and fearlessness, walking the path of protecting the country and saving the people.”