Yesterday afternoon, it was raining outside the window while I watched a movie - A Mother's Revenge which is a social reality film about India, a stepmother's road to revenge. The protagonist Alia suffered a nervous breakdown after being gang-raped at a party. The law did not give her justice and justice did not come. Her stepmother, Davy, embarked on the road of revenge, killing four bad guys, two killed, one paralyzed, and one sent to prison. In the end, Davy shot the last bad guy to death in front of his daughter. The ending may be good, after all, Alia also admitted Daveki. Looking at the bullet screen, it is said that fortunately, I was born in China, there is law, and there is justice. I am also very fortunate that the country is strong, and there are laws. Under the protection of the constitution, I can grow up happily. But it also made me ponder, if I had chosen law and become a lawyer, justice would have been served. The film reflects India, which exists in every country in fact. Just like a line in "Wu Wen Xi Dong": What the world lacks is not perfect people, but kindness, justice and sympathy given from the heart. This world is not as beautiful as I imagined. In the future, take care of yourself when you go out. You must know how to repay and protect yourself. Dai Weiwei is great. Mothers in the world are great. Women are weak, but mothers are strong. This is it, mother!
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