The story is quite similar to "On the Lion Rock".
They are all in wheelchairs. The difference is that Hong Kong people are men and foreigners are women.
They are all very inspirational. The difference is that Hong Kong people continue to stick to their old ways, while foreigners take a different approach. God closes a door and inevitably opens a window.
It's all because of one thing that inspires fighting spirit. The difference is that Hong Kong people used to constantly cheer themselves up, while the foreigner was saved by a bird.
They are all inseparable from family support. The difference is that the support of Hong Kong people comes from their wives, and the support of foreigners comes from their husbands.
Inspiring stories are mostly related to the creation of miracles, which make people admire and sigh.
Not everyone has to face such a "desperate situation" to remember the need to work hard.
If there is no real effort, then there is no need to complain about the so-called "impermanence".
The "penguin" in the story is actually a magpie.
The heroine in the story is saved by this "bad" magpie.
However, rather than being saved by a bird, it is better to say that I am willing to step out of the trough of life in the end.
All of this depends on oneself, and others cannot intervene.
An episode in the story is actually more interesting.
The little boy blamed his mother's accident on himself. Seeing his mother perish in self-destruction, the little boy was actually under great pressure.
In a family, perhaps everyone's words and deeds have an impact on family members.
Therefore, in this "safe haven", we all take care of each other for our beloved ones, and don't collapse the entire sky because of a momentary little emotion.
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