The painting is so delicate and harmless, it makes people bury deeply into the warm and soft sofa and enjoy it quietly, even if you don't say anything.
The idea was beyond expectations, and I felt a little bit of something.
Remember a certain quiz: How can a piece of paper "stand up" without external force? I don't know if my answer is correct, my answer is to fold it in half lightly. What the film is going to tell is precisely such a principle. The witch could not bear to see her son's pain, so she sucked the pain of her son, and the son turned into a statue. The reason why it became a statue is that I think "the element of sadness is the dominant emotion in our personality" Yu Guangzhong's "Writing to the Future You" "You must know how to appreciate tragedy, which can enrich your heart". "Heart Flower Road Fang" also talked about the relationship between the positive side and the negative side. Positive emotions and sad emotions make up a real me.
Sadness makes my heart extremely strong, and makes me hold my head high in the cold wind, and dare to keep my feet on the ground in purgatory.
There is a very hazy point in the film. The long-haired grandfather said that these hairs are growing very little, and the number of living members has decreased. Saoirse comes back to the world and sings the Divine Comedy, which only evokes the soul. I think it's Christianity. Redemption and eternal life?
Father: "He's my everything"
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