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<description>To be honest the only people who can probably see the &quot;political message&quot; are those who live in China and those who understand the social and political conditions of the country. I assumed the ideology behind the film was to suggest that Emperor Qins ruthlessness was necassary if China was to be finally united. And that all hope for a united China would be lost if their leader figure was to be assassinated.</description>
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