The Good Soldier Švejk

Shuai Ke looks chubby and a bit silly on the outside, but in fact he has a simple and honest temperament, a kind-hearted and honest heart, and likes to speak his mind. During World War I, Szeke volunteered to join the army, but was considered a fool. By chance, he became the herald for the priest of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Soon after, the priest lost to Lieutenant Lukash due to gambling and became the lieutenant's herald. Shuai Ke worked for Lieutenant Lukash all day long, playing with women before and after. In order to please Lieutenant Lukash, he unknowingly stole the general's dog back, which aroused the general's rage and caused great trouble. As a result, Shuai Ke and Lukash were transferred to the front line together. On the train he angered the general again. He pulled the train's stop signal by mistake and was fined by the conductor. He was pulled down to see the stationmaster. As a result, he was arrested by the Germans and sent to the headquarters because he did not bring his ID. When he came out, the train had already left, so he had to chase the troops on foot.