There are many problems that we cannot solve. We go out with problems in the morning and bring them back in the evening. Constant escape becomes detachment.
We are stuck in our spiritual world, and the male protagonist says "We have to learn to read...to improve our self-awareness, our belief system". And the fact is that the stronger the self-awareness, the thicker the separation from the world, and the harder the world will be.
The female teacher said it very well, it is easy to become indifferent, it takes courage to face it bravely. But spending a lifetime and plucking up the courage to live hard is also "drives us to work hard and encourages us to die in silence". It's a vicious circle.
The whole movie is depressing, talking all the time about what we can't do and what we can't do.
Death is certainly not the final detachment, otherwise we would be told to live in the quagmire of hardship every day. However, confiding to others, those life mentors who seem to be wise but actually more melancholy end up with emotional breakdowns; buried in the bottom of their hearts, they finally became depressed and committed suicide by eating a poisonous black cake. The male protagonist has asked others to "write down the pain" many times, using this method as an outlet for emotions, and there are so many stories in life that it is difficult to write.
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