"Hot Mom Spice Girl" is a movie about the exchange of souls between mother and daughter. It tells the story of two people who don't understand each other slowly walk into each other's hearts.
Anna (the heroine) is a rebellious girl in high school who has her own unique ideas and plays a guitarist in a band; Daisy (the heroine's mother) is a psychiatrist who is very busy with her career and raises her alone. daughter and son.
In her puberty, Anna is rebellious and disobedient to discipline, but her nature is not bad; Daisy, who is busy with her career, finds time to take care of her daughter and son, but she is unable to do her best. The mother and daughter kept arguing with each other, and the words were all incomprehensible to each other.
After an accident, Daisy and Anna exchanged souls. After exchanging souls, they had to start experiencing each other's life and slowly began to understand each other's feelings.
The first time I saw this movie was in junior high school, when it was regarded as a comedy, Le Yi Le passed by. The second time I saw it, I had a lot of ideas that I didn't have at the time. This is a family film full of joy. Although the story is old-fashioned, the ending is still touching.
Everyone has their own state of life, not because we want to, but often because we have to. The mother-daughter relationship in the film is like the relationship between children and parents in most families in real life. Parents give in their own way; children don't understand why parents are doing it. When they think about problems from the perspective of each other, they finally understand each other's life, and finally go to each other's role to think about problems for each other.
Empathy is an eternal task for human beings. When you learn to think from the perspective of others, and all emotions no longer only start from yourself, you will learn empathy; when you learn to think from the perspective of others, and experience some of the things others do for your own good , you learn to love.
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