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This may not be easy to understand. Let's change the angle that is easy to understand and start from the beginning.Ottoman Empire: 325,000The 12th Suspect is a full-length feature film directed by KO Myoungsung, who also directed a documentary titled Good Bye (2009) about Korean immigrants living in Japan who went to North Korea. Set in a teahouse in Myeong-dong, Seoul right after the end of the Korean War, The 12th Suspect follows the suffocating psychological showdown that takes place between a detective and the 11 suspects who find themselves caught up in a murder case. The tight narrative between the characters and the enthusiastic performances of Kim Sangkyung, Heo Sungtae, Park Sunyoung, Kim Dongyoung, and the other actors prevent the film from falling into a monotony that could potentially be caused by a limited space like a teahouse. Through symbolic spaces such as the Korean War, Myeong-dong, and Namsan, the film attempts to take a look at the dark foundation of the modern history of Korea which has been carried forth through liberation, the Korean War, and division.First, strong will尹旭对他们有着这样的强大的信心和让手的信任，自然而然有种莫大的感动。11. Code: dance; Dancing, etc.The death toll in Japan's World War II was nearly 3 million, of which about 1.9 million were soldiers (1.85 million were written in Japanese history textbooks), and about 440,000 were killed in China's battlefields (1.35 million are nonsense in our current textbooks). In Southeast Asia, about 180,000 were killed by British troops, Chinese expeditionary forces into Myanmar (more than 10,000 Japanese troops were wiped out) and guerrillas. More than 100,000 people died in the Soviet-Japanese battlefield. About 1.2 million people died in battles with US troops in the Pacific Ocean. Volunteers and Boy Scouts died in nearly 400,000 wars. The number of civilians killed by U.S. Atomic bombs and bombs is about 550,000 or more (Japanese statistics)