Consider it a review of Sunrise Hotel.

In the war, ordinary people steal to survive, and the crimes of robbery, rape and murder committed by soldiers are excusable. Pathetic. The war is coming, and there are only people who are at a loss and soldiers who burn, kill and rob. But why?

There are living people in every area. In peacetime, there are laws to restrain people's criminal behavior. Once the war breaks out, the law is just a few sheets of paper. The invaders not only invaded this land, but also invaded the minds, bodies and hearts of people living in this land. Let people relax their vigilance.

Maybe Aphrodite didn't have wishful love for Marcos, but in the end Marcos watched Aphrodite being raped by Turkish soldiers in the war, but didn't stop it, or even tried to stop it. He just waited for the soldiers to leave, and then walked safely to the barbed wire to sell the expensive jewelry that Aphrodite asked him to keep before he fled. And the money he got from selling jewelry was not to change food for his family, but to make him a leading rich man after peace was restored in Cyprus one day. The author's strength lies in the fact that Marcos's character is infiltrated bit by bit. At first, in Cyprus, where tourism is booming, Marcos was the general manager of the elegant Sunrise Hotel. After the war broke out, he was a ruthless thief for his own benefit. After reading the whole article, Marcos' change is reasonable. Aphrodite's ending is also reasonable (in her thirties, she looks like she is in her sixties, weak, gaunt and gloomy). Marcos didn't live to the end. Although the only meaning of struggling in the war is to live, he was killed. Killed by the son of his mother's friend, by someone who should be grateful that he sought shelter for their two families during the war. Seeing this, don't condemn the man who killed Marcos, because this man was completely defending himself. He was also the one who knew that Marcos had been there the night Aphrodite was raped and that Marcos was selling jewelry that didn't belong to him. And he, from beginning to end, was thinking about the two living families. His name is Hussein.

The story of Sunrise Hotel is very simple, and there is no complicated relationship between the characters. As far as Famagusta, a tourist resort in Cyprus, people you don't know may have a turn for the better. War has brought displacement to people's peaceful life, destruction to cities, and death and pain to people. Just to win this place. What a ridiculous reason.

Today, Cyprus does not belong to Greece or Turkey, but an independent republic. However, those who were forced to flee in the 1975 war can never return. No one won in the struggle, but in the 40 years after the war, the barbed wire and sentry post of Famagusta were demolished. I can't understand the authorities who started the war. Is this the desired result of the war? ! Former leaders can take the blame and step down, go into exile, or even die with dignity. How long will it take to heal and erase the wounds left in this city and people's hearts?

I still believe that "the beginning of life is good". Everyone has a little evil seed in his heart, just like when he was a child, he secretly vented his bicycle grievances on others and did some small bad things. War will drive away this evil seed. You have two choices, let it sprout or bury it deeper.

Finally, I don't expect love everywhere in the world, but I hope the world is peaceful.