Without commentary, or willing to comment, the picture switches to a picturesque village, and the background music goes seamlessly.

The farmers were working in the fields, the children were stalking and fighting in the woods, and the priest prayed in the simple chapel. A young man was stumbled into the church and was so nervous that he said something to the priest. The priest looked solemn, and while helping him with the wound, he asked about the specific situation.

After a while, a large group of anxious villagers flocked into the church and expressed their opinions around the priest, obviously discussing the coming of the Vietnam League and where they should go next.

This section uses the music of "The Lord of the Rings 2: The Two Towers", and is lingering and instantly transforms into a loud and enhanced version. A double-acting performance is inserted in the middle. This melodious melody is originally used to express the theme of the Hobbit in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, which conveys the concerns of Vietnamese Catholic farmers about their future destiny.

The picture switched to the Vietnamese army, and they pressed step by step, and the hanging notes conveyed an urgent and uneasy atmosphere. The uniform sound of metal hits was like the pace of a march, making people feel that a massacre was right in front of them.

The priest made the decision, and the villagers resolutely carried their luggage, picked up their children, burned their homes, and embarked on the road to escape. The specific scenes were organically combined with the music and advanced neatly and orderly, making the picture and the soundtrack very holistic.

Especially when the priest made his decision, the passionate brass melody sounded, which reminded people of the book of Exodus and expressed his firmness.

In the whole religious film, Archbishop Sbermann had never been so excited as he had ever drawn a cross on his chest and said with his lips tremblingly: "Sir President, this is the trumpet of the Israelites, the music played when he shook the wall of Jericho."

"The Road to Freedom" is worthy of its name.

Eisenhower exclaimed: “Great movies, great music, immersive, it’s incredible.”

The picture and music enter the third verse, and the real "Exodus" is staged.

Groups of refugees left their homes in the rushing melody of the piano music "Exodus", with their helpless expressions, the rising wolf smoke, the excited shouts, the slow team, the broken roads, the desolate wilderness, and the continuous green mountains... have all been baptized by music to the point of desolation.

At the same time, it also shows the excitement of people's hearts. People's yearning for freedom and their swearing pursuit, their magnificent momentum and shocking tension infected everyone in the screening room, and many ladies almost burst into tears.

The next section is magnificent, both in the picture and in the music.

In the aerial helicopter, we can clearly see that tens of thousands of people who are unwilling to live under the rule of the Vietnamese League flock to Hanoi and Haipong from all directions.

The villagers who appeared in the opening film, under the leadership of the priest, destroyed the barbed wire of the Viet Union, bypassed the road destroyed by the Viet Union, swam across the bridge and the rivers that were bombed by the Viet Union, and traveled through mountains and rivers, exhausted, and finally arrived at a small harbor.

In order to board the small fishing boat that could send them to Nanyue, they took out all their money and sold all their personal belongings, begged the boatman, and the boatman agreed. They finally smiled and rushed to the beach one by one, climbed up the fishing boat that was moored in the shallow water, and were soaked all over.

The background music uses "Conquer Heaven".

The grand and textured music interprets the audience the tragic story of refugees going through thousands of hardships, diseases, hunger, and stormy waves finally arrived at Toulon Port, full of epic magnificence and grand momentum. It inspires the audience's inner magnificence, blood boiling, deeply moved and inspired.

The story doesn't end here. They are just a few people who can escape to the south smoothly by relying on their own strength.

Against the backdrop of the musical background from "Creation of War" 2011, the picture switched back to North Vietnam, and more people were unwilling to live under the rule of the Vietnam League, and more people embarked on the "road of freedom".

The Vietnamese guerrillas intercepted the front and the Vietnamese regular army chased after it. The road was destroyed more thoroughly, the symphony was more majestic and the sense of oppression was deeper, which made every pore of the audience open up under the stimulation of the music, making the audience unable to help but worry about their situation.

Seeing this and hearing this, Secretary of State Dulles turned around and said, "Gentlemen, this is the best movie I have ever seen, and Operation Freedom Road is the most correct decision made by the United States."

A MP said solemnly: "Mr. Secretary of State, these refugees are more difficult than we thought, maybe we should do something more."

The effect was a hundred times and a thousand times better than expected. Mansfield looked back at Msu's most outstanding Asian graduate, and came to Bishop Sberman's ear and said, "Sir, His Majesty the Pope should watch this movie and listen to these music."

The bishop coughed meaningfully, saying, "Sir Senator, it is not just the church that is responsible for the obligation."

How could Eisenhower not hear what he meant, but he did everything he should do. It was too difficult to make Congress allocate funds. He continued to watch movies as if he hadn't heard anything.

From the beginning to now for more than 40 minutes, a line of subtitles finally appeared.

The U.S. government provides humanitarian assistance, and the U.S. Navy Task Force 90th, the U.S. Agency for International Development Mission, the U.S. Special Economic and Technological Mission and other agencies launched rescue operations.

International organizations such as the International Red Cross, the American Catholic Church, the French Catholic Church, the Vietnam Catholic Church, the American Cooperatives, the Vietnam Charity Federation, the Vietnam Youth Federation, and the Vietnam Overseas Chinese Youth Federation began to cooperate closely to establish the "Joint Meeting on Refugee Relief".

Warships appeared in the camera, trucks carrying rescue supplies into the refugee camp, batches of refugees were fed onto warships, and international volunteers appeared in helicopters over refugee teams fleeing to Hanoi Haidang...

They provide food to refugees, distribute clothing to refugees, and check their health, so that refugees on the road can successfully arrive at the refugee camp, and negotiate with the International Supervision Commission and representatives of the Vietnam League.

Everyone is working hard, racing against time, and under the guidance of the ending song of "Pirates of the Caribbean", the audience presents a grand and majestic theme melody scene.

It is both nervous and cheerful and exciting, showing a scene of unity and unity. This music is very suitable for use here. Later generations CC-TV chose it as the background music for live broadcast of earthquake relief during the Southwest earthquake.

A little life comes to this world, which represents hope!

The entire documentary and the entire background music are suppressed first and then raised, ending with a pregnant woman giving birth on the armed troop ship of the USS Motago, and a crying baby appears on the screen.

The movie ended, the music ended, the lights lit up one after another, and the audience stood up all the time, and the long-lasting applause rang out in the screening room.

The premiere was a huge success, and Li Weimin led Feng Boqing and other production staff to the stage.

To everyone's surprise, he did not say anything thanks after taking the microphone, but pointed to a Vietnamese woman holding a child in the audience and the US Navy Sergeant beside her, and introduced fluently in English: "Dear Mr. President, Mr. Secretary of State, dear guests, the little guy and his mother who appeared in the movie just now, were invited to Washington to attend today's premiere. At the same time, please allow me to solemnly introduce Sergeant Moltke, the doctor who welcomed the little guy to this world in the documentary."

The movies are all real stories, and they have themselves and children.

Compared to some people who had not boarded the boat or even failed to escape, she was undoubtedly lucky. Ruan Shihui had already cried and burst into tears. The priest and Wu Lijun were whispering to comfort her.

So touching!

The applause became even more intense, and some female guests couldn't help but surround them.

Before the premiere, Sergeant Moltke never thought of meeting so many big names. He was always excited. When he saw the President look at him, he hurriedly raised his hand to salute.

"Sergeant, good."

Eisenhower came up to him, shook his hand, and then showed a smile next to Ruan Shihui who thought he was very friendly. He carefully hugged the child, kissed the little guy's head, and said in a slight scrutiny: "Ladies and gentlemen, I know it's inappropriate to make a speech here, but I still want to quote: Let our people leave, let our children leave!"

Inspired by sensational movies and music, everyone shouted at the same time: "Let our people leave!"

"Let our kids go!"

...

The effect is better than expected and the atmosphere is more enthusiastic than expected. Li Weimin took the creative team down and expressed his gratitude to the dignitaries and media reporters who came to attend the premiere.

Among all the dignitaries, Secretary of State Dulles is the one who supports Diem the most. He held Li Weimin tightly and congratulated him: "Child, the movie is great and the music is even better. Edit the last paragraph and can be sold to the Navy as a promotional video."

"Thanks."

"It's so talented that it's hard to believe that all of these music was created by you. I think after the 'Refugee Rescue Joint Conference' is disbanded, you don't have to worry about your work."

Li Weimin looked back at the refugee representatives surrounded by reporters and said with a serious look: "Mr. Secretary of State, frankly, I really hope to be able to do the job I like, but as a member of the Vietnamese Government Refugee Committee and the President of the Vietnam Red Cross, organizing refugees to retreat south is only part of the work, and safe withdrawal of them to the south is only the beginning. Not only need to consider resettlement, but also the refugees in the south."

Dulles and Mansfield looked at each other and smiled meaningfully, "Mr. Chairman, with this movie and such good music, I believe you will be worthy of this trip."
Chapter completed!