Start watching TOUCH today. A prophetic child with autism, a father, and they are about to join forces to save the world. A teen with autism has an astonishing awareness of numbers. A recurring series of numbers heralds an unusual journey. A pawn shop owner who sells peanuts in debt, a baseball player, a flight attendant who escorts a dog, a mafia, an interracial teenager with an elephant urn, a Russian boy with a dog named Lyov who is isolated... a stranger with thousands The inexhaustible fate of their relationship led them to get together under the number [5296] to complete the story.
The most touching thing is that towards the end, Martin pulled Arnie, who was desperate to commit suicide, from the edge of the bridge and said [I care about] you]. The sympathy between people is the most touching.
In fact, at the beginning, I always wondered why Martin could so persistently accompany Jake to do a lot of things that seem absurd to us. It's useless. In fact, many parents can't understand the inner world of their children, and TOUCH just amplifies this phenomenon with autism. For autism, JM can only use numbers to convey information. He can let go of everything and do his best Being able to satisfy what he thinks and reads is just out of a trust that he is really conveying a kind of information that no one else can know. Accompanying him crazy is just to understand him and let him accept himself. This kind of love in real life is like this Can such a desire to communicate with children really exist? And for strangers, do we really have good intentions and are willing to lend a helping hand at any time to achieve a happiness that has nothing to do with ourselves?
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