Before the scene of Hang Yi sitting under the eaves with a bright smile, eating potato chips, and reading a book, I was almost lethargic, and there was no bright spot in the ordinary lives of the two young brothers in different places.
It's summer; the sky is clear and the sun is shining. The boy is eating potato chips and flipping picture books under the eaves comfortably. Was it the day when I was alone in Xiamen last year? Is it the joyful day-to-day life when you were in college? Thinking about it now, it turned out that I didn't care about the originally pleasant life at all, because there was an obsession in my heart: a beautiful life is always in the future, and the current life is always not good enough, always unsatisfactory, resentful.
When Hangichi recited Shuntaro Tanigawa's "To Live" in the language class, I suddenly realized: "The so-called living now means thirst, the dazzling sunshine from the branches, a melody that suddenly sounded in my mind, To sneeze is to hold hands with you; to live, to live now, is to be a miniskirt, a planetarium, Johann Strauss, Picasso, the Alps, an encounter with all good things... ", since then In later episodes, I was deeply immersed in it, and I burst into tears as the children shouted their wishes at the encountering Shinkansen trains.
Children want their parents to stay by their side all the time and be in harmony. My 5-year-old daughter persuaded us not to quarrel when I saw my husband and me frowning and discussing things seriously. The weak and helpless want their parents to be in harmony and worry about loss. The love and company of any party are welcome, but there is too much helplessness in the world of adults, and marriage is difficult. When Hang Yi finally made a wish, he finally understood the difficulties of his parents. He no longer forces them to reconcile. I realized my dream of making music and hoped that my mother would have simple happiness. At this time, I saw that the young Hangyi had grown into a mature adult. Through this Shinkansen wish, I saw the preciousness of friendship and the difficulty of understanding others. Realizing the difficulties of his parents, he gave up his willingness to let the Kagoshima volcano erupt and devour the town, and chose the world between himself and the world.
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