Hope - pain - let go, and that's where the plot of the whole film goes. A couple decides to give birth at home, both are longing and looking forward to the birth of a child, the wife's mother has bought them a new car, the husband expects the child to be the first person to step on the bridge he is building, and it all looks like it will be is so beautiful. However, under the guidance of a temporary help midwife, the wife gave birth to the child with difficulty at home, but the child died of suffocation after giving birth. The couple was devastated by this misfortune, with serious disagreements over whether to file a lawsuit against the midwife, the name of the child on the tombstone, etc. The pain has divided their relationship and destroyed their lives, and the involvement of family members such as the mother has intensified. This heartbreaking dispute brought the couple to the brink of separation. In the lawsuit against the midwife that the mother and her husband insisted on launching, the wife finally got out of the collapse when she testified in court. She faced up to her poor choice before the misfortune happened, and said in court that she would not hold the midwife accountable. Others who blame others to relieve their own guilt also let go of their own painful self-blame. Finally, when the spring flowers bloom and the bridge closes, a new life begins. The little girl who climbed the tree and picked apples is the beginning of her life.
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