Another very beautiful, beautiful and touching film. The second half of the movie was almost full of tears. I don't know why the rating is so low, but I personally like this kind of real and warm film about life. Strong push!
Life will always surprise you. You never know what will happen in the next second, who will meet, what will happen. Tragedy may knock you down. But you get back up again because all the little parts of all those who came before you are inside of you, urging you to keep going. I have always wondered how people survive the tragedies in their lives. Families with lots of love do it all the time. Even best friends too. Now, I understand how the love and the memories can transcend the tragedies. Take us beyond the tragedies. And why we all must never dishonor those who have touched our hearts by forgetting about them. Because life is never forever. But it's best parts can be passed on to those you love and shared with those who loved you until the day they died. This is the power of this movie.
Thinking that I am the continuation of the story of my parents, the continuation of the story of my grandparents, the continuation of the story of my grandparents, the continuation of the story of my children, the continuation of the story of everyone in our family, and we will continue to love, so it seems that death and separation are Not so scary anymore.
Life brings you to your knees. It brings you lower than you think you can go. But if you stand back up and move forward, if you go just a little farther, you will always find love.
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