This film is very life-like, and exclamations such as "things are unpredictable" will not appear. Some just hope that it will be better. I was always laughing in the first half of the film. He Ke's laughter was weird but infectious. Miss Daisy likes to say things that make people laugh before they get angry. Reason, I don't like He Ke, but I don't discriminate against black people; I don't like Christmas, but I give gifts. There are many things to dislike, but you can see the grace and kindness of this lady.
The tone of the film is very good, you can drink coffee, watch their every move, watch their youth disappear, watch them be happy and bright, watch them stare at each other and rely on each other. When were we so close?
I think everyone's eyes are wet for the last scene, they really have gotten along well. Happiness becomes the final outcome.
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