When children go to kindergarten in the United States, the slogan in the classroom is "respect everyone's differences". Maybe this is the culture that has penetrated into the bone marrow. The reason why the slogan is because it is difficult to achieve, maybe it is just a goal.
The quiet forest is so beautiful, the sun is shining from the leaves, and the warm, cruel and simple life is vividly reflected from the sentence "I'm hungry", this is the life of others.
The father of a retired military man took his daughter away from the world, living in a forest park, choosing a simple life of self-isolation, self-marginal, self-exile, so determined and unwilling to turn back, we don't know what happened, and they don't want us to know, just The little girl said that she likes yellow, is the color that mother likes also yellow? After the North Forest Park residence was discovered and destroyed, they set out on the road to find a new home, first with male-bred seahorses (necklaces, books, orange peels) to illustrate the reclusive father and daughter; the midfielder followed by a joyous country party with guitar accompaniment And touching the beehive to show the group living is not rejected by the daughter; at the end, leaving food parcels conveys the interdependent father and daughter beginning different ways of life; the idea changes with the scene, so that finally the father and daughter are separated in the forest, and the father and daughter are separated. The two went their separate ways, as natural as walking in the woods.
The little girl seems to belong to the forest, with that quiet face, pure eyes, and even the red nose that is lovable, doing everything that makes people very comfortable, even petting rabbits and puppies. so tender. What is the father looking for, but he has no goal. A person wandering on the road may not need to find any answers at all. The answer is the same as the process. As long as a person is on the road, he will feel at ease.
Maybe some people are born without the genes of modern civilization in their blood. Not everyone is suitable for living in groups, and not everyone can be assimilated by the so-called civilization. Blood is thicker than water. The struggle between them is confusing and sympathetic. In the end, the two have their own choices. The separation of father and daughter is regrettable but brighter.
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