Father and Son, not by blood, but by experience

Japanese movies. A wealthy family of three, an ordinary family of five, a few years ago, two mothers gave birth in a hospital at the same time, and a nurse turned the two children around. When the truth was presented to the two families, what would they do? manage? In the film, there is no tearing or even arguing, but the solemn atmosphere, even the smile of the child freezes. The successful person played by Masaharu Fukuyama has always been brooding that his son is not as good as himself. When he knew that his son was not his own, he was shaken by the "son" who had invested in his feelings for 6 years. He wanted to keep both, and later decided to switch, but in the end, he saw his "son" taking a photo of himself. Yes, he has treated him like a son for 6 years, why doesn't he treat himself like a father? Blood is thicker than water, but it is not worth the six years with you and the long years to come...Father and son, it is not blood, but experience.

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