The film about the black-skinned compatriots is very good! Although we haven't really touched black people, in our hearts we have already labeled black people with bad labels such as laziness and violence.
The protagonist in the film is set no different from ordinary black people, without dreams or goals, and in groups of three or five idle to make money. After an accident, the protagonists drink together in a village bar. A slightly thoughtful brother has been poking at the protagonist's pain point, resulting in a bruised face. (Innumerable flashbacks to his childhood experiences. He was born into a poor family, his dying mother, and his father, who was in control of the family, forced him to run away from home and live a life of a jerk.) The protagonist has transformed himself as a result. He was so angry that he came to a wealthy area for no reason, robbed a car and unexpectedly got a baby. In the beginning, I didn't know how to change diapers, feed baby food, and listen to my favorite noises so that the baby would cry... I seem to see what I will look like in the future.
After having a baby, he gave up the life of a jerk. It was the first time that the widow in the village was forced to breastfeed the child, and the first time that she robbed for the money for the milk powder. In the "magnificent" rich man's house, he only sees dolls and baby bottles in his eyes. . . Finally, the protagonist of being a father for half a month, tremblingly told the child to hand over to the biological father. Seeing this tiring prisoner in front of me really touched people's hearts, no matter what, there is still love in the deepest part of people's hearts.
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