Can't think of a better translation than a day in the sky. This is a work that deserves my five stars just for its creativity and title.
This day is July 24, 2010. From early morning to midnight, from this part of the earth to that end, from embryos to graves, we are fortunate to spy on the life fragments of all living beings, and try to speculate on their life course and describe the complete picture of life.
This is a very trivial work, and thousands of you, me, and him are all small characters. The birth of a child, a successful marriage proposal, a failed confession, a golden wedding ceremony, and even getting up to wash and go to the toilet for breakfast. This is also a grand work, in which I saw love and sorrow, hope and disappointment, poverty and well-off, difference and integration, sickness and health, great joy and great sorrow and plain as usual, and saw all the key words about this world.
"God doesn't create us and then forget us." "I'm afraid of God." "I'm afraid of all who don't know God."
"My favorite is Allah." "I am afraid of Allah."
One boy happily introduced his boyfriend to his grandma, while another said "I'm afraid of homosexuality, homosexuality is like a disease, and I'm afraid of disease."
Every day, women kneel down to say hello to men and say, "This is our culture."
Is there anything more wonderful than that people with huge differences living in the same world and spending the same July 24, 2010?
The greatest appreciation for a documentary comes from its authenticity, which opens a window for us to see people and the world outside of us. However, I would also like to draw my vision a little closer, take a look at a day in the life of our Chinese, and look forward to the Chinese version of "A Day in the Life".
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