Behind every autistic teenager is a broken family. A child with autism, as he grows older, will put a greater and greater burden on his family, and as their parents get older, the child's condition will only get worse. While there are agencies that accept these children, most will not accept children with serious medical conditions, such as those with a tendency to harm others or themselves. So, the lives of children with severe autism and their families are miserable. The institution run by the film's male protagonist accepts children with severe autism that other institutions are unwilling to accept, and encounters numerous difficulties in the process of operation, lack of manpower, compliance of operations, and various dangers encountered in children's treatment. But the love and persistence of the male protagonist have brought hope and warmth to the children and their families. At the end of the film, I was deeply moved by the dance performed by the autistic children. Their movements were so clumsy, their movements were not in tune with the music, and the audience was only their families. But this dance is the most beautiful dance in my eyes, because it is the result of all the love and persistence. This dance touched the relatives of all the children. For these children, this dance may be the most beautiful presentation in their lives, and there will be no more in the future.
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