Battle of Changsha Episode 17
Jun Shan and his subordinates manage to hide in a hole while their basis is fully accupied by the japanese. When a right apportunity arrives they successfully escape blowing the japanese up.
Arriving home Jun Shan emcounters Xiang Jun's cousin by her side and in an act of mistrust sends her and Ping An to his hometown. On the way there they are forced to hide from japanese. Xiang Hun is so much frightened of Ping an making a sound she squeezes him to her chest that lead to the childs death. Returning back home Xiang Jun is transformed into a delusional woman searching for her child without recognizing who her family is.
- Aired: July 18, 2014
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This is where the heartbreak starts. I am rewatching the entire series but had to skip this part, just too painful to revisit.
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This episode was so cruel. Why does it have to be this little boy? Why does he have to die like this?!
It even would be better when he was killed by the japanese than his own mother, this was really disturbing. But I don't blame anyone for his death ( well except the japanese that made her so frightened of course). It is truely no ones fault, it was an accident but I'm sure everyone will blame Jun Shan including himself wich most likely will lead to Jun Shan loosing his old 'happy go lucky' self becoming a wreck or desparately trying to live under a mask of his 'old self'....
Xiang Jin loosing her mind is also very bitter, but the grandmothers decision to deny Ping Ans existence is not a right choice. For now Xiang Jin is suffering a huge trauma that made her deny the death of Ping An and becoming delusional. They have to confront her with the reality and make her accept it. Only then there is hope for her.
I'm grieved.
It even would be better when he was killed by the japanese than his own mother, this was really disturbing. But I don't blame anyone for his death ( well except the japanese that made her so frightened of course). It is truely no ones fault, it was an accident but I'm sure everyone will blame Jun Shan including himself wich most likely will lead to Jun Shan loosing his old 'happy go lucky' self becoming a wreck or desparately trying to live under a mask of his 'old self'....
Xiang Jin loosing her mind is also very bitter, but the grandmothers decision to deny Ping Ans existence is not a right choice. For now Xiang Jin is suffering a huge trauma that made her deny the death of Ping An and becoming delusional. They have to confront her with the reality and make her accept it. Only then there is hope for her.
I'm grieved.
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I started this ep smiling because of JunShan's heroic deeds but I ended up in tears seeing his desperate wife losing their precious son Ping' An. I haven't cried that much since a very long time, and let me tell you this time I needed my box of tissues, it was so painful to see Xiangjun becoming crazy!
I don't want to blame it all on Junshan but he was the one who misunderstood XiangJun and sent her away which led her to kill their 3-years-old boy.
I don't want to blame it all on Junshan but he was the one who misunderstood XiangJun and sent her away which led her to kill their 3-years-old boy.
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