"Live in the moment", the English translation of ta is Now is Good! ~ The meaning in English is expressed very well, living in the moment is to live every day hard!
But I think the director also wants to express another meaning (perhaps it is his own YY) - keep experiencing life and keep trying. In the play, after the heroine learned that she was ill, she wrote a list by herself at the bedside—things she wanted to do when she was still alive. In the end, I don't know if it all came true. However, I think this kind of behavior and psychology of constantly trying new things is worth thinking about.
While elaborating on this issue, I suddenly wanted to change the subject in order to understand this better. We know that there is a way of thinking called empathy. This is a way of thinking about interpersonal relationships that puts oneself in the shoes of others, thinks about what others think, and understands first. But there are very "magic" people in the world who have never really been in a certain position or situation, but can put themselves in their shoes and "think about" others. Do these people really understand? Can these psychologists, social science experts really think about these questions? I don't think so. I remember the last time in a certain economics book, there was a problem: most of the economic experts who think about the maximization of corporate interests have never stayed in the company for a day. There are countless examples of this, which we can cite as "expert distortion" problems.
So, I advise everyone around me to do one thing: don't say that I understand the situation of others, and don't rant about some phenomena that you think are very unbelievable. You can disagree, but you can try to understand, try to understand from some of your own similar experiences. It may be difficult for you to understand now, but after a few years you will find out why you were so "stupid" before. I think even if I write this gossip, I will laugh at myself foolishly when I read this text in the future!
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