Compared with watching the cremation of the remains in "Family Suffering", this time, the emotions are more restrained, and it is more compassion and awe for this transgender person who has been discriminated against. It seems that the director did not deliberately portray the emotional bond between the two. He has the forbearance and persistence of a man, so that I can see the dawn of human nature in a series of worldly experiences. When her beloved dies, she has no chance to respite and adjust, but the outside world adds great pressure, but this does not prevent her from getting what she wants. The most ironic and most relieved thing is that the only person in the play who can say goodbye to the male protagonist is this ordinary woman.
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