1. Don't talk indiscriminately, just make a punctuation. Haha, so many coincidences here. Qingzi is indeed the son of God.
2. The taxi driver uncle said very cutely.
3. A homeless man who lost his family due to gambling and drinking, was born a male is a ladyboy who made a mistake of God, and all kinds of Qingzi. Teenage girl who stabbed her father to run away from home because her father was neglectful. A mother who has lost her child while carrying her husband's gambling debts. Is this the humanistic care that Mr. Jin Min wants to convey? Teacher Kim Min really likes women. I watched three of his films and the protagonists were all women.
4. Mika in Dostoevsky's Karamazov lied to people about embezzling his fiancee's money. Lao Jin's Lie: In order to heal his daughter, the fake game led to the destruction of the family. Do people need a reason to lie? All in all, it's a dream connection.
5. At the beginning of the animation, there is really a feeling of fantasy. Catching up with the drama is smooth and flowing. My favorite is to watch Mr. Jin Min's catch-up scene. Woohoo~ Teacher Jinmin is really talented.
6. Self-redemption, everyone is seeking the way to redemption. Hana wanted to give herself an answer—that her parents had justified abandoning her. The girl saw that the angel was back in the newspaper, and the face in the phone booth was half shaded and half bright. I think she has also been redeemed. Lao Jin's accumulation of several "big tickets" is also to relieve his inner guilt. Although Sachiko did not get complete redemption in the movie, I think there is hope if she survives. The mafia groom, who was disliked by his husband but blocked his gun for him, didn't die. I was still moved when the light fell on Hana, who was holding a baby while pulling a banner. Luck is real, and hope is real.
7. The little poems that Hana recites every time are very poetic. Like a brook flowing slowly out of the cold snow. Hana is really positive, sunny and enthusiastic, bright Hana-chan~
Although the tone of "The Godfather of Tokyo" is dark, it interprets the healing of serial coincidence. In the midst of ruins, on a snowy Christmas day, the sun still touched.
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