The mother never mentioned anything about his father to the little boy, and the little boy never seemed to ask.
One day the male protagonist coaxed the little boy to sleep and saw that the boy’s bed was covered with different forms of picture frames. The picture frames still kept the pictures of the characters that came with it, and there were no photos. The hero accidentally asked the little boy, why are these picture frames empty? The little boy said that they are not empty. You see, this is a photo of my dad who just graduated from college. That's my uncle, dad's younger brother, who is fishing in the lake.
Those portraits of purely commercial smiles that do not seem to trigger any emotions in adults, the little boy created a world with the image of a father completely through imagination, and believes in its existence. This kind of strong contrast made it impossible for the male protagonist and me, the person watching in front of the screen, to restrain the tears in our eyes.
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