The film "Ordinary People", as its name suggests, tells the story of an ordinary family. The elder brother died in an accident, and the mother who felt sorry for the elder brother vented all her emotions on the younger brother. In the face of this tragedy that no one wanted to happen, the younger brother who stayed behind seemed to have to endure all kinds of things because of this so-called "luck". The accusations and pressures that should not belong to him, he can only cross this hurdle through self-redemption. This movie is about an extreme example of facing life and death. In fact, for families with two or more children in their lives, various similar minor conflicts emerge one after another. Parents will always take some measures because of the so-called "lucky" Coercive measures impose pressures that do not belong to the "lucky ones" on them to achieve the so-called balance, thereby ignoring the inner balance of the children. This movie is worth learning from.
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