When I was a child, my parents used to fight a lot. It can be said that my childhood was spent in three days of small quarrels and five days of large quarrels. Many times I closed the door and cried secretly, and fell asleep while crying; sometimes I was woken up by the quarrel in the middle of the night... But I am still very grateful to them, because no matter how noisy they are, they still love me and surpass everything no matter how noisy they are, they have never beat me, they will attend every parent-teacher meeting of mine and do things I like with me; no matter how noisy they are, they will never be separated...
Now I am already a human being Father, with a decent job and a daughter who loves to run around and bully cats every now and then. I am so grateful to have seen this movie at this time, it taught me how precious everything I have is: I can wake up every morning by my daughter jumping into bed for filming, holding her little hand and sending her to daycare, to the company Do the job you like, go to kindergarten after work to greet her with open arms, share your favorite food together, take her everywhere to play from time to time, experience every change in her... When you are used to having everything, you tend to ignore the beauty and beauty of them. It's hard to come by, so when I feel that life is getting dull, I see such a movie, it wakes me up that I already have too much happiness, many of which may not be owned by others in their lifetime...
Because I understand, So cherish it.
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