In the process of watching the movie, there are several touching places. For example, the efforts made by the Maeda brothers to meet each other, the teachers and family members see through the children's thoughts but not the warmth of caring for the children's growth, the relationship between the younger brother and the father, the younger brother's words "I am trying to live a happy life"... … We used to follow the impulse of our heart at all costs, we used to naively longed for ourselves when we grew up, and the simple people and things that used to make us extremely happy... On our way to becoming adults, they have gradually disappeared, precisely because In this way, the children's behavior is more easily touched, we miss, envy, sigh... Maeda brothers are very sensible, but in the movie, the younger brother can catch my heart more. Watching his parents quarrel at a young age, he said that he didn't want to lose both sides. It was his words. I don't think he really wanted his parents to live together again. He just couldn't bear to hurt his brother. After living with my father, my father was busy making music. He grew vegetables, did housework, and took care of his father, but he never complained. His last wish was that his father could write good music. He lived so hard and happily. .
I don't understand the last sentence my brother said, "I choose the world instead of home."
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