same as reality, Reivew on Tideland

I recently read Nick Postman's "The Disappearance of Childhood", and I realized that it was not until the Middle Ages until two hundred years of modern times that human beings constructed such a statement as childhood. From childhood to the present, under the happiness of all and universal values, children have become the objects that the general public thinks should be protected. They can be ignorant, laughable, not responsible, and the first to escape the judgment of fate when disaster strikes. But in many movies, children are adultized, and no one gives them the same privileges and protections as children. If you want to survive, you have to be like an adult.
But children are children after all. It is natural to live with hope and to forget the pain. I used to think that life is like a play is a gimmick, but it is just a thought for those who like to feel sad. But a child I know really made me feel that life is like a drama. His mother recently died of a brain hemorrhage, and his father died of uremia a few years ago before his mother. And the child born to his mother and the stepfather of the reorganized family is less than one year old and is still waiting to be fed. But you can't see any sadness in him, his world is surrounded by LOL's fighting and killing, he can still be excited to analyze the situation with you, and his parents seem to just go to work and haven't come home for the time being .
Just like the little girls in the movie, they all choose to bring the unreal world into reality and heal their pain, hoping that one day they can live as brave adults.

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