In "Little Shoes", the two brothers and sisters were devastated because of the loss of shoes. In this film, the father was devastated by the damage to his daughter's hearing aid and the dilemma that his father accidentally let an ostrich go out of tune and was dismissed in the work of managing ostriches. . The story of this film revolves around the role of the father. As a man who bears the burden of the family, his wife is not in good health, his daughter is hearing impaired, his son is kind but self-conscious, and he lives in poverty. The father can be said to be busy from beginning to end. Until he hurt himself.... Even so, the moral bottom line that his father always adhered to when he was working part-time. He rode a motorcycle to transport the refrigerator and lost it, but he still insisted on returning it to the original owner, rather than selling it to other vendors. . In a troubled story, unlike "Little Shoes", the film incorporates a lot of humorous and comedy elements, such as the father pretending to be an ostrich to attract the fleeing ostrich; lying on the roof holding the antenna to let the child watch TV at home; Riding a motorcycle to carry a passenger encountered a shameless passenger who refused to pay or even beat him up; the passenger who faced the generosity gave more money and tried to pay it back, but the other party had already left, so he used the extra money to buy two kilograms of grapes, but the bag broke and leaked all the way. Arriving home....these comedic elements mixed with the hardships of life make you smile instead of laugh. The sister pretended to have a broken hearing aid in order to prevent her brother from being beaten, but the father of the "chicken thief" asked her to turn around and listen to his own words and avoid lip-reading, which ended up showing a trap... such a loving The picture makes people feel the optimism and tenacity of the family. The injured father faced the sparrow that flew into the house, and he let go of the sparrow with affection. This passage reminded me of the pigeon that finally flew into the house in "Love".
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