In the process of watching the movie, I remembered a collection of Japanese contemporary short stories I read when I was a child. The stories in it are all short stories from parents: mother-in-law, father-daughter, husband and wife, and all the conflicts that can occur within the family are written. But none of the stories are boring, each one is told softly, peacefully but undercurrent. (The book was later lost QAQ during repeated moves.)
This movie made me feel the same way. It seems to be just a slightly bad life for ordinary people, but a little bit makes us understand that we should cherish the present, cherish the present, and protect the beautiful things.
Everyone has something missing, and everyone wants to try to save it. Just like the character played by Hiro Abe, I hope I can go back to the past and reunite with my ex-wife. As grandma said: "How did it become like this?" How did the good family of three become like this? Why don't you cherish it when you have it?
Not everyone's life is magnificent, everyone can love a person deeper than the sea, and they can pursue their dreams and dreams regardless of everything and become famous. But every quiet night, when you worry about trivial matters and work and still feel happy, hold on to the happiness you have. Those seemingly ordinary routines are often the most difficult miracles to demand.
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