Go to heaven and earth, show yourself to heaven and earth. Go beyond yourself. Entrusting oneself to others and all things seems to be the reason why the film is not afraid of the pain of life and not afraid of the imminent death-beyond oneself. I have to say that some moments in the film are touching. The two sisters separated in front of the big villa against the background of the sunset. They put their faces against a tree in the sky that can only hold one-sixth of the sky with their hands together. The infinite nostalgia for relatives in the society, the infinite vitality given by nature, all of which remind ourselves, feel ourselves, and feel the most vigorous life impulse within ourselves all the time. The impulse of life, this may be the energy that Nomad man can best be given when he leaves the familiar place and gets along with all the nature. This is the most primitive impulse to feel that he is truly alive - at some point in your life again. It came back in another way when it could not be perceived either. Babies also let people experience the impulse of life. They are vigorous and expanding, so they are the new hope and spiritual sustenance for many adults. In other words, why do people's inner life urge grows and disappears, and they have to look elsewhere - to give birth to new life, to help others, to be close to nature
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