This film is an old one. After watching it, I had a long, chaotic and memoryless dream all night. When I got up this morning and was on the way to work, I was thinking, excluding the plot, the impression that Uncle Mai left me deeply was his youthfulness in his image. So what caused his youthful temperament? A person in the barrage was saying that Uncle Mai's face seems to be unclean forever, and I might not be clean because of it. So is it because he wore a dangling, unsuitable suit? Is it because he is dealing with all kinds of social restraints and out-of-fits? Is he distracted and mentally distracted when he has nothing to do with him? Or his upright posture and good-looking muscle lines? what is it?
I checked the information. Uncle Mai should be 41 years old when he played this film. But he looks like the heroine said, always like a big boy full of ideals (impractical and irresponsible). This real contrast is really interesting.
After watching this film, it reminded me of a sentence: There is no time to be quiet, but someone is carrying the load. In fact, the two dads in this play are both responsible and loving people. The embrace of my adoptive father and Anna, the small hands of the twins held by Uncle Mai’s Jacob’s funeral, and the clear eyes of the Pakistani orphanage child deeply moved me.
Responsibility and love have been passed on alternately.
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