I think the gift of the Turkish version of Room 7 can be said to be as classic as the original. Although it is a remake, it is as good as the original. Obviously, I already know most of the plot, but I am still moved by it. Some changes in the Turkish version are also very good, some of the Korean version is missing, but there are also a few more touching feelings. There is a great great-grandmother, and there is a deep love for yourself. Daughter, another great father who gave his life to help Owa and Dad together, and the cell boss’s own repentance, regaining his father’s responsibilities. One of my favorite clips is that everyone coaxes Owa to say that the prison is a hospital. Everyone here is sick. Owa just asks you about your illness one by one. Everyone didn’t know how to repent before and didn’t cherish their own. Life, when innocent children ask themselves like this, they are ashamed to tell their past, and they all understand the true meaning of life. Another very moving scene is when the father who was executed for Owa’s father kept staring at the mottled tree on the wall that looked like the tree burying his own daughter. Only Owa saw that it was a tree at a glance. His loneliness, his When I missed it, I was understood. His joy was really moving. He would definitely be able to go to heaven and meet his daughter. The last favorite is of course the change of ending. Ouwa and dad can live happily together forever, watching Ouwa get married and have children. Lingo,lingo,
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