If I watched it a few years ago, I might have used the heroine's perspective as the main line, and saw that she was in a dilemma when she was criticized everywhere. The more you watch it, the more you can feel that every point of conflict is a movie, which is not very natural, there are too many. Every point is pointing to "not knowing English". It seemed that everyone was laughing at her. Therefore, she found the meaning of learning English, turned it into a rigid need, and had endogenous motivation.
It is said that the education of this child is quite a failure. It has something to do with his father's influence, and it has something to do with the overall environment of India.
Human society is in the midst of a huge process, and one day, inequality will disappear.
Do we Chinese (Han) dare to appear in Manhattan in our own national costume (what?)?
When the ball was sprinkled all over the place, I really felt the despair of the heroine. This is the biggest highlight of her visit to the United States. The troubles and hard work before were all for the guests to taste the surprise and incredible of the ball. Admiration, this is the whole meaning of her life, and now, no more.
Are there any Chinese parents who can manage to not get angry when they are spoiled like that by their children? What is it like in real life? Would Indian parents blame their children in this situation? Doubt. Or, this is just a plot need, and educating children is not the point here.
The lady is so pretty.
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