Watching this film has two feelings: not to mention each other, whether it is family or friends. Sometimes it's our own not taking the initiative to say it, and sometimes we don't give the opportunity to let others say it; we can be bad, but we don't have to be so good.
When Ah He was "inside", he never knew each other until he was finally sent off by singing; after he came out, he was blocked from finding a job, and finally settled in a car wash and a convenience store until Caitou came to the door, and the silence was broken. What impressed me was that he and Caitou were driving on the road. Caitou, who "thought he couldn't talk to him again", shared his feelings. For a time, I was indignant at Caitou's "trouble" as Ah He. Injustice, feel that you are still the same, think with emotions. Ahe and Awen knew each other well, but they didn't say it, until chance brought each other face to face, and then... the confrontation between Hei Lunbo and Awen came three times, until the two sides were embarrassed, they were willing to listen to each other, But did not act. Both Awen and Sister Qin seem to be too depressed. After watching Ahao's "walk around", it may be a rare release. Sister Qin turned a blind eye to her husband's failure and extended a helping hand to Aunt Xiaoyu, which made me feel that this character is intertwined with love and hate. Ah Hao seems to be a background. I don't understand Sima Guang's story. Maybe we all used to be that teenager, thinking that no one understands us, and we don't understand ourselves.
One of my favorite characters is the driving school owner. I wish there was someone who could say something outright, so that we could no longer fight silently in our hearts, but open up; the other was Caitou, although he was aggressive, although his words made people It's embarrassing, and even telling the other party's mental activity is pressing step by step, but I think it may be better to go too far.
Regarding the title of "Bright Sunshine", my personal understanding is that we can allow ourselves to be bad, we don't have to perform anymore, and we don't need to find a corner where we can hide in broad daylight to catch our breath. Sunshine cares for all, no distinction between good and evil.
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