It's just the right film, with just the right amount of sophistication. Taking the old Dexiu as the main line, five related memories are inserted in the middle. In the first paragraph, you have to hold hands no matter what: Dexiu was hit by a pedestrian, staggering and still holding on to his little granddaughter's hand tightly. Because Dek Xiu lost his sister because he didn't hold his sister's hand when he was a child, and his father was also separated from the family in order to find his sister. Since then, Dexiu has carried a lifetime of guilt and responsibility. In the second paragraph, the grocery store will not be sold in death: Dexiu's grocery store is about to be demolished, but he angrily drives away the people who come to negotiate, posing as if he will not sell it if he dies. Because that street was his childhood and youth, the home he longed for when he was a miner in West Germany, and what his aunt wanted to leave to him. It was a promise to my aunt, but also a promise to my father. In the third paragraph, my favorite singer is Nam Jin: Deok Soo and his wife are buying fish, and they quarreled about who is better between Nam Jin and another singer, Deok Soo insists that Nam Jin is the best. Because Nan Zhen saved his life, in the hail of bullets in Vietnam, he received US dollar bills, injured legs, and Nan Zhen's life-saving grace. In the fourth paragraph, it must be called the House of Pollen: Dexiu's family got together, and the family urged him to sell the grocery store, but Dexiu did not agree. Because that's what the lost father knew, and it was the cause his father told him to do. In the constant search, he found his sister, but not his father. Without the pollen home, my father would not be able to find his way home. The fifth paragraph, Dad, I followed the agreement and carried the family, but it was really hard work.
Crying is inevitable in the film. Crying is the temperature of the film. But whether it is silent tears or howling, it is all natural and smooth, and there is no excessive sensationalism. There are two tears in the film that left a deep impression on me: one is Dexiu’s silent tears in the dormitory when he was a miner in West Germany; the other is Dexiu’s eyes that were full of joy and thought that he had found his father, but found out that it was not the red eye. Huang Zhengmin acted really well, as if he was the eldest brother who carried a big family alive.
Big brother is really working hard. When I was a child, I sang a beggar song to shine the shoes of others. Even after being beaten up by an older child, she had to protect her chocolate and give it to her younger siblings at home. When I was older, I went to do physical work, and went to the dock to carry fish boxes for people to develop eight-pack abs. In the end, for his younger brother to go to university, he gave up his studies and left West Germany to become a miner. After nine deaths, he returned to South Korea, married a beautiful wife, and got an admission letter from Ocean University. He is about to realize his dream of becoming a captain. Unexpectedly, I went to Vietnam, where the war was going on, because of my sister's dowry and the purchase of my aunt's grocery store, and gave up Ocean University in order to earn the 850 dollars. Seeing this, I really feel sorry for my brother. He is a pillar-like existence, an omnipotent eldest brother, he seems to have no selfishness of his own, and can give up everything for the sake of this family and his younger brothers and sisters. His cry in a foreign country, helplessness in the hail of bullets, as if no one knew or cared. The blood and sweat behind every cent of his money makes people feel distressed and cry. Fortunately, although it was very hard, the younger brothers and sisters have grown up, the children and grandchildren are full of lively and lively, and the promise to the father has finally been fulfilled. The eldest brother is still very happy.
While watching the movie, I couldn't help but think of a novel I read not long ago, Priest's "Big Brother". It is also the story of the eldest brother who worked hard to pull his younger siblings into adulthood. It is also the story of changing current events, the warmth and affection of people in the market, and the same distressing eldest brother. Fortunately, the big brother was equally happy in the end.
Every big brother in the world is a mountain, just hope they can be happy in the end.
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