When children in peaceful societies and developed countries play with oceanographers on the beach, when their parents question whether school teachers are too strict in their children’s education, they have seen too many children who have been ravaged by war. Rebecca coldly interjected in the horrible situation: Isn't it right for the teacher to discipline the students? So she succeeded in chatting to death in an instant.
The eldest daughter has become sensitive and introverted and insecure because of the fear of losing her mother because her mother has been running around in the flames of war all the year round. The naive little daughter has made no secret of her thoughts of her mother. Sensitivity to love is the appeal of children who are well cared for in a safe society. In contrast, a girl in Kabul who was as old as her eldest daughter was strapped with heavy explosives on her waist, and she used a youthful body to make a human bomb. Infant children who were as old as her little daughter were everywhere in the explosion. Fleeing and being blown to the ground, they are also children, but how do they know the taste of love?
Rebecca said to her daughter: As you grow up, you will gradually know your essence and who you are. The instinct of love drove her to raise the lens to photograph those who need to be photographed, known, sympathized, and helped, especially children. She is the mother of her daughters. When faced with the child's desire for maternal love, she will cry. She is also a war reporter, and her heart will bleed when she witnesses the suffering of mankind.
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