Nina is a typical working-class single mother of color in the United States. Relying on the monthly smashing of worn-out banknotes at the Federal Reserve The salary to educate two children. Her upcoming problem is high college tuition, which naturally became a breakthrough in Bridget's lobbying.
Jackie is a typical American youth with no elders to support. In the afternoon, children need to be supported and her boyfriend lives in a shabby house. The biggest ideal of the RV is to be able to walk freely without a high level of education and enjoy living in the moment. So when Bridget asked her to participate, she just regarded it as a game for young people and accepted it without hesitation. In
this film, 20, 30, and 40 were once used by Zhang Aijia to examine the three emotional states of women. In this film, these three age groups are used as a cultural background to describe three different ages and different living environments. Women's different values:
For Bridget, whose children are independent, stability and leisure are the greatest values in life
For Nina, food and clothing and children are the greatest motivation (maybe marriage)
For Jackie, games and excitement are the greatest temptation in life
So they reached the ultimate agreement to steal the ill-gotten gains
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