I just watched the glass castle. The heroine, as a thoughtful and assertive, tells that her unreliable parents lead their four siblings to live a wandering life. Her mother is an idealist who can only paint, and her father Always give them a fantasy of a better life, but live a life of smoking and drinking that repeats the same mistakes, and the beautiful vision has become a trash can of reality. In her continuous growth, she found that only by herself can she change this bad life. She went to school, worked hard to improve herself, went out, and took her younger siblings to work hard to leave them. Although his parents look terrible, and everything is a mess, the heroine's tough character benefits from his father's cruel reality education. Everyone has a beautiful dream in their heart. Although it may be unrealistic and difficult, sometimes life is supported by it. I feel that as parents, we have the responsibility and obligation to give our children a better life. Of course, we must also let our children know how to live under the cruelty of reality, so that they have the ability to grasp everything and strive to be a better version of themselves. Live a better life. PS: Is there always a dream in life worth sticking to?
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