The stereo is pretty good, and my dad's campus shot is pretty good too, but I personally don't think it has anything to do with my son's suicide by jumping off a building.
First of all, the parents' response to their son's admission to icu was too bland, it felt fake, there were too many bugs, forced tears, and forced education to be linked.
Second, the failure of the father and the failure of the son are not of the same order at all and cannot be compared. The success of the father's league is the icing on the cake, and the failure of the college entrance examination is a major blow to life. What is the inspiration for the son? Not to mention to motivate his son's fighting spirit for survival.
Finally, jumping off a building to commit suicide will leave sequelae even if you live, and it will not be as easy as in the movie. How many children in China did not commit suicide under high pressure. In the play, the son's family is rich, and although his parents are divorced, he is considered amiable? I don't even have the ability to accept this, I really don't feel very grounded. If you change the conditions of manslaughter family, it will be a completely different movie.
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