The life of a patient with a bipolar disorder is like an ocean of unpredictable changes. For a while it is joyful and sunny, and for a while it is dark, manic and stormy. They are full of hope for the world. They want to dig out treasures based on ancient maps. They are full of despair about the world. They want to hang a rope at home. Charlie is such a person, he didn't say anything, and he passed some sensational views to his innocent daughter. This poor child's impression of his mother is her advertising hands. She has been with her absurd father since her mother's divorce and ran away. Little, she took on the family prematurely and had to drop out of school to work. When she was young, she held an attitude of isolation from others. Confronting this crazy life, my daughter is precocious, calm and rational, and full of scheming. Then as the story unfolds slowly, we see that "If you have a father, you must have a daughter." Under her indifference, it is a little girl who hates and rebels against the ugliness of the world, yearns for the ideal world, and misses her childhood. The worship of the father will never grow, because they are explorers, know-it-all, wandering musicians, and our patron saints. She wanted her father to recognize the reality, but couldn't bear to throw away the hope in her father's heart. Isn't there any complicated and conflicted mood to hope that her father is right this time?
Following the footsteps of the Spanish missionaries, they kept finding clues approaching the legendary treasure, but they suddenly ran into a stone. As a result of the measurement, the treasure was buried under a large number of stores, Costco, and the story suddenly became contradictory and radicalized. They are breaking ground on Tai Sui, regardless of whether there is a treasure or not, the result will not be too good. The end of the dilemma is to comfort the audience. For Charlie, the important thing is that the period of working together to pursue dreams with his daughter is a real life.
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