What are the details of the Chernobyl diary, I dare not read it

The entire series of "Chernobyl" revolves around the world-famous man-made disaster of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which shocked the world in 1986. It tells the story of what happened in Ukraine in 1986 that led to the accident, and how the brave Soviet soldiers and civilians sacrificed themselves to save Europe from disaster.

Five young people. An old Volga car. Eight million rubles for parents.

Vicious and crazy thief. The Chernobyl nuclear power plant and the ghost town of Pripyat, are the end points of their pursuit of thieves. In this chase, all kinds of cracked hail and mysterious events appear one by one.

The play tells the story of what caused the Chernobyl accident in Ukraine in 1986, and how the brave people sacrificed themselves to save Europe in disaster.

pwd=acyb Extraction code: acyb In the early morning of April 26, 1986, a serious ** accident occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Pripyat, a crude socialist republic of the Ukrainian Soviet Union.

Valery Legasov (Jared Harris), a prominent Soviet nuclear physicist, became part of the emergency response team that dealt with the accident, and also became one of the first to understand and organize the handling of the accident.

Boris Shcherbina (Stellan Skarsgård), deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers and head of the USSR Energy Agency, was assigned to lead the accident investigation committee hours after the accident, but did not realize that the reactor had been. As an advanced response to this unprecedented man-made catastrophe, he found himself in the middle of a political system and a growing number of people who had to deal with the nuclear catastrophe at the rock burning site.

Soviet nuclear physicist Ulana Homuk (Emily Watson) is committed to investigating the truth about the Chernobyl accident so that it will not happen again in the future. But during the investigation, she has an unforeseen conflict with someone who wants to bury a terrible secret, and she has to risk losing her freedom and even her life for the truth.

"Chernobyl" tells the story of what caused the Chernobyl accident in Ukraine in 1986, and how the brave people sacrificed themselves to save Europe in the midst of the disaster.

In the early hours of April 26, 1986, a serious ** accident occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Pripyat, Ukrainian SSR. Valery Legasov (Jared Harris), a prominent Soviet nuclear physicist, became part of the emergency response team that dealt with the accident, and also became one of the first to understand and organize the handling of the accident.

Boris Shcherbina (Stellan Skarsgård), deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR and head of the USSR Energy Agency, was assigned to lead the accident investigation committee hours after the accident, but did not realize at the time that the reactor was. As a high-level response to this unprecedented man-made catastrophe, he found himself in the middle of a political system and a growing number of people who had to deal with the nuclear catastrophe.

Soviet nuclear physicist Ulana Homuk (Emily Watson) is investigating the truth about the Chernobyl accident so that it will not happen again in the future. But during the investigation, she has an unforeseen conflict with someone who wants to bury a terrible secret, and she has to risk her freedom and even her life for the truth.

The entire series of "Chernobyl" revolves around the world-famous man-made disaster of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which shocked the world in 1986. It tells the story of what happened in Ukraine in 1986 and what led to the accident, and how the brave Soviet soldiers and civilians sacrificed themselves to save Europe from disaster.

From the first episode of the compact disaster relief and survey, to the third episode, the firefighters witnessed the ulceration of the whole body due to nuclear radiation. The shock that this series brought to the audience dwarfed the just-concluded "Game of Thrones".

Chernobyl attempts to restore the ins and outs of the disaster, and what shocks people in this work is not only its catastrophic scenes, but also the root causes of the disaster. For the disaster scenes, the series is based on solid reality research, and uses film means - art and stunts to truly restore everything that happened in history.

Chernobyl's good is an unassuming good. When viewers all over the world are discussing the show, they will find that most of the audience is not discussing the show itself, but the history it tells. You can agree with the authenticity of the history in the play, or you can question the tendency of the history in the play.

In any case, once you participate in this discussion, you wake up to a history, a history that is very important and requires constant reflection.

The film tells the story of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Ukrainian region of the former Soviet Union at 1:23 a.m. on April 26, 1986, which brought about one of the biggest tragedies in the history of mankind's peaceful use of nuclear energy.

On April 26, 1986, the reactor of Unit 4 of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant**, located more than 100 kilometers north of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, leaked a large amount of strong radioactive materials, causing the world's worst nuclear leakage accident so far. After the accident, the area of the Unit 4 reactor 30 kilometers outward from the center became a quarantine area.

Historically, people were evacuated, and these people ... It's as if he was set up, and that little Lori is to change the tradition that this kind of movie has a nuclear power symbol, and at the same time, the weird Lori and blood red render the atmosphere.

Lori is also a weirdo.,Did the soldiers warn at the checkpoint.,If you don't listen, you go in.,Some people say "The living go in.,No one leaves alive.。 Do you dare to go if you are a tourist.

Thinking too much about a movie.

Not bad. Seeing the second half has a feeling of Resident Evil. The zombies are all out.

The spoiler is similar to the eyes across the mountain and the ghost blocking the way, the car is vandalized, and the local captured radiation mutants escape, catch them and eat them, thriller.

That is, a couple of people went to Chernobyl to play. Then it attracts an attack similar to that of a zombie species. And then just run wow, run. Personally, I don't feel very good-looking. But it's still okay to see.

It can be understood as a zombie film with the ruins of Chernobyl as the background.

A group of people venture into a small town next to Chernobyl, but when they are about to return, the car breaks down, and an unknown zombie-like creature begins to hunt them. The group trapped here began to find a way to escape, and one by one the companions died, and the last survivor was saved, only to be "destroyed" because he saw the mutant.

The movie is so-so, but you can watch it.

It's a thriller, it's okay, it's scary.

The whole movie is about how a few mentally retarded people died stupidly. Many parts of the plot do not conform to the logic of normal people's IQ, and the director just wants to be mentally retarded and stupid to make you anxious is what he wants to do most in this movie.

The atmosphere is normal and scary, watching mentally handicapped babies playing, don't think that they don't have any IQ, because it's a small movie with millions of dollars, it's super uncomfortable to watch, think