After watching the movie, you can't help but think of China's current economic prosperity. It's hard to say it's all an illusion. But living in a society that gradually loses its moral bottom line, and where success and happiness are measured by money and power. It is difficult to feel harmony and inclusion. China doesn't necessarily need gay families in movies to be diverse and prosperous. The problem is that Chinese society is degenerating into a giant monster, and no one, no power, can appease it, control it, and no one knows where it will go.
The English title of the film translates to "The Children Are All Well". In fact, an abnormal family is like an abnormal society, and a potential crisis may break out at any time. Of course, this is not what the movie can express.
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