In this film, the colors of the picture are soft and warm, the rhythm of the film is slow, and the music is clean, but it tells a story about death. These children who grew up in Hayerson like an ivory tower, with innocent faces written on their faces, do not know the reality and cruelty of the outside world. Couples' pure nostalgia and yearning for life, looking forward to the dream of "deferred donation" because of true love, are shattered by the reality of "those who have cancer, who cares if you have souls?" So, all I can do is to helplessly shout and roar to the sky, and finally face the reality.
If a person's destiny is already doomed,
he does not have the right to choose to become a doctor, a teacher, or a supermarket cashier in the future, and
his existence is only for the lives of others,
then what is the meaning of life to himself?
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