Little fires everywhere, the plot is a bit far-fetched, a white rich mother and a black poor mother. There is dramatic tension in the contrast. Both mothers are actually very brilliant and beautiful, so there are a lot of contrasts about race and class, which is also very good. Two mothers They are also very capable and complex, so they have a deep discussion of their different life paths. These are all okay, but I think that even their daughters can coincide with each other. It's a bit too deliberate. The daughters of black mothers want to be white mothers. Good daughters, white mothers have some artistic temperaments, and deviant daughters who want to be the daughters of black mothers. Where did this come from. Reese Witherspoon is so beautiful. The acting skills are very good. Black mothers are beautiful, but maybe because of the strange facial expressions and class struggle. Of course, when used in this play, it seems that it is also appropriate to watch, or the picture plot is high-quality execution. Sometimes some stories set a particularly big suspense until the end is discovered, but this play or this book is a little deliberate.
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