As someone with a bit of social anxiety, I was particularly touched by this film. The experience of the father's role was not inspiring, the wounds were not healed, and even for the sake of the daughter, I couldn't make changes. This kind of reluctance to contact society may be innate. Not all people are social, and not everyone grows up, which is quite realistic. The daughter began to live with her father and thought this way of life was cool. With the emergence of emergencies, she had questions, and then she fell in love with the real society, hoped to integrate, and wanted her father to make changes. In the end, she understood her father, The father and daughter said goodbye with tears, and each lived the life they liked. The emotional logic was clear and convincing. As a Chinese, I also understood them. It was a good movie.
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