In fact, there is no best in the world. Nordics, who have no worries about food and clothing, will have spiritual loss, lack of family, and discriminatory environment, which will make the two children embark on a seemingly unbelievable path and make a very anti-social decision, although in the end The ending is quite satisfactory; while the African part is more about karma, the destruction caused by the big boss and the final ending, which is similar to the Chinese-style karmic ending.
The seemingly cowardly father in the whole film may become calm after witnessing more suffering. It feels like he strung together two parts of the whole film, Africa and Europe, backward and developed, but does the seemingly developed place have to be a better world? Not necessarily, at least the children chasing the car in the vast desert are happy and smiling, and the sentence "How are u?" may be more like from Better world.
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