<Krista> Introspection or criticism?

From the emotional reflection of Krissia stepping on the small water hole at the beginning of the film, we can know that this is a person who is easily emotional. Usually this kind of person is sensitive and self-conscious. This is the abbreviation of Krissia's lifelong personality. It is this kind of personality that makes her the self she is now. The first thing she considers when encountering problems is escape. Behaviors such as alcoholism are just a way to escape; after the emotional squeeze breaks out, it is to vent directly without regard to the consequences. She also self-examined, otherwise she would not return to her sister’s house, but from her own point of view, more self-examination was not established within a reasonable range of control. This is her self, and the change is the real change, but she does If you don't, you really can't do it.
My sister’s house seems to be harmonious, but it just maintains superficial harmony. This is a normal family state in any family and any country. There are generation gaps, conflicts of ideas, differences in personalities, etc.; but on festivals, everyone is for harmony. Everyone chooses to maintain after eating. Everyone doesn't really care about Kristia, because she can't control it, and only hopes that she can integrate into this illusion of maintenance.
And the final explosion of the film, both Kristia's unwillingness, and sister's chagrin, is actually a conflict between self and reality. Those words of Trey actually made Kristia understand that she couldn't look back.
After watching this film, I don’t feel that Klixia is pitiful. She should expect the results of this kind of character and behavior, and her willful treatment should accept the current results; and Guan Ai feels that my sister’s family can face Klixia without being careful. True acceptance of communication may be more valuable, but false care will become a burden.
Why is my topic introspection or criticism? I hope that people who have watched this film can introspect their own lives and take responsibility for their own lives; when they meet Kristia, they will accept instead of blindly accusing them.
Acceptance is not tolerance, and change is not empty talk. Give an old saying: Poor people must be hateful.

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