Just finished watching this movie on the recommendation of a friend. In addition to being moved, I couldn't help but think: Why are many parents always willing to pave a path for their children as they think, no matter whether the children are willing or not, and let them go?
A few days ago, I saw such a video on Douyin: The girl in the picture happily told her mother that she had passed the second-to-last test, but still failed. Many people commented: the quality of grades is often not as important as physical and mental health. I think that's what some of us parents are missing these days. They tend to over-pursue their children's academic performance and forget about the balanced development of their minds. Like the girl Mary in the movie. But she is lucky because she has an uncle who loves her, but in reality most of us are not.
Three hundred and sixty lines, every line out of the champion. Hopefully we can all have childhoods that don't build our lives into microcosm of our parents.
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