Rich people don't live easily. In order to maintain a decent image, my sister is busy with gardening all the time. Every time someone rings the doorbell, she turns on the fountain decoration in the garden like a conditioned reflex. Behind the delicate is the bottomless vanity. The life of the poor is much easier. Although the 72 tenants living in an apartment have limited living space for each other, the fun lies in the interaction that can be seen everywhere. Every morning, "uncle" goes downstairs to meet the flower girl on the first floor. Compliments on her clothes, and the birds who look forward to him opening the windows every day and waiting to sing. Behind the ordinary is an ordinary happy heart. It is not difficult to find that in the editing, the director deliberately added cheerful music when telling about the life of the poor, but only heard the hostess chattering and endless urging and complaining when telling about the rich.
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