Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of authenticity in artistic representations of the Anti-Japanese War, warning against the dangers of excessive entertainment that distorts historical truths [1][2][3] - The rise of micro-short dramas as a new cultural form provides opportunities to explore Anti-Japanese War themes, but there is a concern about some productions prioritizing sensationalism over historical accuracy [1][2] - The National Radio and Television Administration has issued guidelines to eliminate absurd plots and ensure that creative works respect historical logic, aiming to improve the quality of Anti-Japanese War themed micro-short dramas [1] Group 2 - The success of films like "Nanjing Photo Studio" highlights the audience's appreciation for genuine historical narratives, reinforcing the need for a respectful and responsible approach to storytelling [2] - Micro-short dramas are seen as a dynamic medium with the potential to engage a wide audience, but they must balance innovation with social responsibility and avoid content that undermines historical significance [2] - Technological innovations in storytelling, such as AI-driven projects, can enhance the emotional connection to history, provided they serve the content rather than distract from it [2]