A film from twenty years ago. In terms of narrative style, the single embedding method is too straightforward.
But in terms of content, it's undeniably fascinating. A drama about caring, communicating, and hope.
At the beginning, the monologue about mother, swan, and feather attracts attention, accompanied by the melodious flute sound, and immediately enters the play strongly. The feelings of four families and four mothers and daughters, the collision between the Chinese dynasty and the American... Many well-known actors appeared side by side and were overwhelmed.
Closing remarks: ————I brought her (mother) hope——
I cried...
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