How happy is it to teach someone who doesn't know how to love to love. The close-up shots of the hands in the film show the transformation and transmission of emotions again and again. On the mountain they touched each other's faces and bodies with their hands, and this night became a night of intoxication for two people touched by love. In the hospital, he stretched out that finger and slowly approached his tightly packed hands, in order to give him a little comfort and courage. In front of the hospital bed, he carefully stretched out his father's hand, hoping that he would slowly get better. In the bathtub, hold my son's hand and say "thank you" to him. It may not only be thanks, but also the love for him that has been reluctant to express for a long time because of face. It's a beautiful movie, touching our emotions, changing with the characters in the movie, and finally getting a dream-like paradise that may only exist in God's own kingdom. I also hope that the real world can become a beautiful country. how nice
I just watched some clips on station B. Many people are very dissatisfied with the derailment in the bar toilet, but I think why he did this is because he didn't really understand his love at this time. How strong is the man's emotional dependence and he was in a state of being slightly anesthetized by alcohol at the time, what he did can be said to be beyond reason and his previous mood was very depressed, he may just want to vent , so you will forget the complex emotions and simply want to have a rough and simple vent. The character of this character was like this before, it is impossible to be changed into another person at once, so his departure later is an opportunity for the protagonist to truly transform. I just think that this is not just a so-called "derailment" "It's as simple as that, there's a growth process and character transformation behind this character. It's a little too shallow to cheat on him and not forgive him. Of course, it's also possible that you didn't fall in love with the protagonist and were unwilling to tolerate him, which is understandable.
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