"I hope every kind child in the world can be treated with kindness." This is the line at the end of the film, when the protagonist of the real event is interviewed. I was very depressed watching the whole movie. Zane was only twelve years old, and life had already overwhelmed him. He was keenly aware of the malicious intentions of the people around him. He could calmly and methodically help his sister deal with her menstrual period. Juice works part-time to make money, but when I passed the playground, the light in his eyes made me feel sad. After boarding the Ferris wheel, his face rose from the darkness to the sun, and he turned his head to look at the sun, it was so beautiful. For the last 20 minutes, Zane's monologue and that laugh at the last ID photo brought me to tears. The domestic version has a more gentle and poignant translation of this passage, "I hope all parents who can't raise their children well will not have children." Unable to take on the responsibility of caring for and educating another little being. If I don't have enough preparation and effort, and don't have a good enough environment and conditions for my future children to grow up safely, healthily and happily, I will feel that it is a mistake to bring this life into this world. In this movie, parents are just the last straw that breaks the camel's back. There are too many other things that have caused this tragedy, and the reality is heavy. I hope every child can live a healthy life in the sun. Although it is too difficult.
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