After watching "Paris, Texas": All the previous preparations are only for the final excitement. This is a movie about searching. Through sibling relationship, father-son relationship, and husband-and-wife relationship, it reveals the big problem of how to maintain family relationships. Four years of endless self-imposed exile, he thought he could forget, or at least no longer suffer. Unexpectedly, the meeting after four years is still unforgettable and cannot be relieved. However, he learned to respect and learn to let go. The figures on both sides of the mirror can overlap, and the conversation on both ends of the phone can shorten the distance, but the pain of the past is still clear, and the emotional rift is difficult to heal. At this moment, he and she, two independent individuals, meet each other, but they don't approach each other anymore. It's not that they can't, they just don't want to. Continue on the road, even if you don't know where it will end. But since letting go can save the past, I believe it can also achieve the future. This is how life is. When attachment becomes a luxury, it is not wisdom to give up!
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