At first glance, I found it very funny, especially in the interview, the male lead's test-taking reaction made people laugh; the ending was also very moving with positive energy, after all, the male lead finally jumped out and even moved the female lead not to pay attention to the issue of "starting line", Agreed to let the child go to the public kindergarten~ Thinking about it, it is still sad:
1. When the male protagonist finally jumped out, some so-called "nobles" wanted to applaud but were stopped;
2. The child cannot be seen or heard in the whole film. Since the heroine insisted on wearing a down jacket for her daughter on a hot day, who has ever listened to what the child wants?
3. The male protagonist climbed up from the bottom to do business. To have money means to have the right to choose. He can experience "poverty", but he can also choose whether to go to those "aristocratic" schools. The real poverty is that there is no optional. After thinking about it, there is always something worth comprehending:
Why must use all human, material and financial resources to go private? Doesn't the male protagonist who can't speak English also let his family live a good life through his own efforts? The class competition is fierce, then simply learn LESS IS MORE, be pure and fearless, and accept the ordinary now and in the future. Especially during the period when the child is hospitalized, I am looking forward to the fact that as long as my physical and mental health is healthy, it is more important than anything else.
Dissatisfaction: The parents are written too heavily, and the children are described too little, as if their children are puppets who do not respond and are left to their mercy. The technique is too exaggerated, and it seems that the final "jumping out" has become a self-entertainment directed and performed by the parents that touches them.
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