No soundtrack, as real as a documentary. When I watch it, I think of my parents all the time, and think of the difficulties and indifference in the workplace. It's so real that I almost shed tears all the time. This film does a rare job of seeing the world from the perspective of a lonely old father. Unlike the tragic normality of family films, this father never loses his sense of humor, and life is like a huge game for him. He always finds a way to make a laugh, even if it's embarrassing. In order to know if his daughter is happy, he tries to make himself a part of her daughter's life. Because the thoughtful father sees his daughter unhappy, she is so occupied with work that she has no life of her own. The father felt the plight of his daughter at work. The only thing he can do is to find ways to make her happy, to encourage her to sing for everyone, and to remind her to remember to love herself and get energy from love. From the daughter's point of view, this is also the truest appearance of a working woman when facing her family. Only you know how much pressure you have on yourself. She called out to her father and told him to leave, but she would still secretly watch the back of his leaving and cry aloud with her back to her. The reality is that her work makes her unattended, so how can she not long for the care of her family. In a foreign country, no one really cares about her, only this dad who suddenly visited. The daughter, who has always been patient and strong and never showed weakness, gave her father, who was dressed as a hairy monster, a big, deep hug in the park. Silent is better than sound.
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