But we all think that people with visible flaws are weirdos. Is not it? We have seen too many physically handicapped people, we are used to seeing them, numb, and finally can accept it, so condolences, subsidies... They all look like a high-ranking payment, but real public facilities are not. Consider them. What about someone like the protagonist? We don't see much, so we have to exclaim, so we have to wonder, how can they have big dreams of their own? In fact, we are all the same. We all have to face our flaws and fight against them all the time. Only in this way can we improve.
I'm ashamed to watch this movie, really. As healthy people, we choose to hurt others most of the time without even thinking about it. Like most of the teachers the protagonist meets, they firmly believe that the child is deliberately trying to cause trouble. Most of the principals he interviewed rejected him because of prejudice. But this kind man always wanted not to hurt others. Of course, he also didn't want others to hurt him.
Think of it as an American dream. I don’t know if there are many patients like the protagonist in China. I sincerely hope that the one of tolerance will come soon, and they will be able to live a normal life of working, getting married, and having children like most people, instead of dropping out of school early. , early social isolation.
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