"I understand now why I punch - milk". Responsible, strong, gentle, atmospheric. Russell Crowe does it very well in this play. The two most impressive moments are the tears the male protagonist shed when he went to the club to borrow money, and the sorry he said to his wife after his broken hand. Watching the entire play, both men and women can learn a lot from it. Family affection, love, friendship, the responsibility of a man, the responsibility of a father, the mutual support between lovers, and the generosity of friends, all in it. When I watch this drama, I will think, God, what kind of man is this, who can treat his wife and children as gentle as a sheep in his life, but he is as strong as a musk ox in the ring. The reason why I am moved is that I think most of us can find our shadow in this play. Life cannot be smooth sailing, but as a man, as long as you have the strength to get up again, there is no reason to fall, because you have your pursuits, your family, and your career. I think as men, we don't have to think about being a great hero in the world, and we don't have to pursue too much to do something great, but at least we have to work hard to be heroes in the eyes of our wives and children.
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