The pilgrimage road from beginning to end, originally scheduled to end in Santiago in Muxia, wants to quit smoking and take a sip on the beach, but actually let go of the dusty past; Change someone to love; writers may still encounter bottlenecks, watching the surging sea choose to forget the lost words; fathers scatter ashes, carry their son's luggage on their backs, and embark on a wider world. Hiking is not about finally making up your mind to do something, but about accommodating the past and embracing the wider world through the pilgrimage.
The photography and the actors are average. The journey in the front is a little awkward. After the second half of the run-in period, I started to get along well, and I feel that the actor's condition is getting better.
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