The adult Robin has become an overtime maniac.
The daughter's summer vacation is coming to an end, and he didn't make time to play with the child.
There is a scene in which Robin secretly sends Pooh back to the Hundred Acre Forest.
He didn't want to be seen by his daughter when he returned, because he didn't want to refuse her daughter's invitation to play together again.
But in the end, the daughter saw Robin after all.
Robin was helpless, saying that he had delayed the meeting.
The daughter was wronged and lost her temper.
Mother comforted her and said, go out to play, I hope you will come back dirty from playing.
The mother wanted her daughter to release herself while playing, but her daughter said something that made people silent.
She said that I will play better and work harder than other kids!
She doesn't know what the purpose of playing is, she has lost the nature of playing.
Because the father's anxiety has spread to the next generation like a virus.
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