For an ordinary migrant worker, the reality tells us that if he dies, he will only pay 350,000 yuan. Xiao Di is still a child in elementary school. If his father is really gone, he will have to go to the orphanage. What does a welfare home mean in China, moldy quilts, rotten apples, or a dark childhood?
Therefore, I am more convinced that this is a father's dream. Fathers who can’t afford toys hope that their children can find fun on worthless objects (the Yangtze River No. 7 was picked up), hope that their children can get good grades in exams and have a good future, and even hope that they can save themselves from danger in the event of an accident , take care of the child until he can be independent.
A bitter dream. But for the fathers of migrant workers, who are really struggling at the bottom, how many dreams can be realized? In this world, class means everything, and children from poor families are destined to be "looked differently". So, like the other superpowers, Changjiang One is just a dream, a dream that is a little unrealistic. (What a happy ending.)
Thank you, Lord Xing. He told the children to be "people who are useful to society" rather than "superior people". As long as they are useful, everyone is equal. What a world.
Well, that's it, if you're naive, just believe in movies like this. When you hear the blind man playing the erhu on the overpass, don't be stingy with the coin in your hand. Like you, they should have a good life.
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