If you traveled through time and met your grown-up self, what would you say to her? You may find that I have become the person I used to hate.
If you could swap bodies with another person to experience another person's life, would you be willing? Are you willing to return your body? I am what I am for, whether it is a spiritual body or a bond with the people around me.
If you could stop time, what would you do with that person? Even if the world seems to be only each other, will you have a day when you hate each other? Maybe those short moments in life are abnormal. Normal life is destined to be full of regrets. If you learn to face regrets, you may also learn to face life.
How do we view our loved ones around us if life is going to end? Time is passing, how do we see time, how do we see the world changing. Time has passed, my grandfather passed away, and the fireflies in the bottle no longer glow, but the fireflies in the fields are still there, it’s just whether you are willing to continue to see, with the memories of the past, with the longing to continue to have a good day life.
How do you deal with your fears? One day you will face him, just hope that you will be more courageous at that time. When you tell this story to your family, there is a brave light behind the plain tone.
Probably more of a drama than a sci-fi movie. Hidden under the cloak of science fiction is the exploration of human life, life, time, and death. A bland narrative, but it doesn't feel cliché. Everyone is calm, and the turbulent tide is hidden under the calm. Everyone's emotions are rushing in their own body, and they have never swept the individuals around them. In the end, time passes and the tide subsides.
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