Although I'm an adult, I'm still the unsophisticated, unsociable me. Even though many of my peers were married and had children and became parents, I was still alone and alone. I don't know what's wrong with me, I always feel that I don't fit in with this society, or even exist in a different state. So I often reflect on my own growth. Everyone’s growth environment is different. Different growth environments create different personalities. During my adolescence, I was also rebellious, struggling, and suffering, who caused my pain, whether my pain was resolved, and how should I get rid of it. There are a series of propositions that need to be resolved after I watch the film.
Before I was 20 years old, I had never seen a forest. Although my family was in a rural area, thanks to the policy of encircling cities from the countryside, I was used to seeing fast-growing and high-yield forests, but I had never seen a real forest that belonged to nature. Until the age of 22, when I started a solo journey across the country, I rode a bicycle to measure the land of the motherland. In Bomi, Tibet, I saw a real place called a forest, and I whispered to myself: I want to build a small wooden house, facing the snow-capped mountains and backing the lake. I want to raise a few stray dogs and plant a few trees in front of the door.
Today, I am in a foreign land. Working every day, thinking of home with a meager salary. Thinking about my own summer, that summer.
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