Liu Chenglong plays a single father with an intellectual disability, who always looks timid in the face of the crowd, and sometimes even asks his daughter to remind him what to do. He looked more like a child.
But such a person is no worse than any father in loving his daughter. Events that clearly have nothing to do with him, because of the ridiculous motives and misunderstood first aid actions, because there were no other witnesses, because he couldn't say a single clear word, because he was mentally handicapped , he was taken to jail because of all this shit as a matter of course. He didn't know what he was going to face next, he would only call his daughter's name over and over again, "Yisheng, Yisheng", his daughter was waiting for him to come home.
In the end, he chose to confess his guilt for the sake of his daughter, but he didn't realize at all what kind of punishment he would receive if he confessed his guilt. He only knew that if he didn't confess, his daughter would have an accident. It was not until the last moment that he seemed to understand that he was going to be separated from his daughter forever, "I was wrong, I was wrong", all my tear ducts were opened, fortunately I watched it alone, otherwise I might want to burrow in the ground.
Liu Chenglong completely conquered me with his performance, such a mentally handicapped father was completely played by him. I have only one word for this movie, remember to prepare tissues.
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