It seems that the director wants to emphasize that a good material life cannot make up for the warmth of a family, and it will not bring you the feeling of home. This seems true at first glance, but in the movie, I can't help but wonder, Is it possible to lose all this in a better environment? A home is made up of various family members. As long as they love each other deeply, will changing a good environment, a strange environment, affect their feelings? The unfamiliar environment can be slowly adjusted, and the feeling of home can be slowly rendered. As long as the family is around and loves each other deeply, what is the point of making a little sacrifice for each other? What's more, that person is your father, husband? Is it really so difficult to go to an unfamiliar environment in order to support his dream career and fulfill his dream of giving his family a good life? The world is always full of variables, and nothing can stay the same. If such a thing happened to me, if it was for the sake of the person I love, then I think I should be able to accept it readily.
View more about The Family Man reviews
