I went to college and left my parents. Every time I go home during the winter and summer vacations, I will inevitably go out to meet my classmates, get together for a small meeting, etc. Every time I left the house, I walked to the corner of the building, and the corner of my eye would tell me that my mother was still standing there watching me. But to me at that time, my mother's gaze was just an old man's anxiety and his desire to see his son more, and it was not worth paying too much attention to.
Until later, when I went to work, I started to work hard for a living, running around, stuck in traffic, working overtime, staying up late, and the number of times I went home became less and less, once a year? Sometimes even every two years. The ability to withstand pressure is constantly improving, and the hardness and numbness of my heart are also quietly increasing, but I have never been aware of the fact that I have not been watching from my mother for too long.
At the end of the film "Sister Peach", Sister Peach silently waited by the window under the lamp. When he saw Roger coming home, he quickly turned off the light, hid in his room, and then fell asleep comfortably. . At this point in the film, I sat in the dark theater with tears streaming down my face.
Thank you, Sister Peach.
This is a work rarely seen in Chinese movies in recent years, and it is a work that is devoted to the truth without fame and fortune; this is a movie that will easily hit the softest part of your heart and make your eyes moist during the viewing process. This is a process of calming down and experiencing the family love that we have ignored for a long time; this is a rare opportunity for us to slow down in two hours, organize our memories, and be grateful for what we have.
The above words may sound like the advertising slogan of this movie. But I want to say that it is not exaggerated to use the above statement to recommend or summarize.
The story itself is so simple that it can be explained in one sentence. Sister Tao, played by Ye Dexian, has worked in Roger's house played by Andy Lau for decades, taking care of the whole family and pulling children to grow up. When she got older, Sister Tao had to be admitted to a nursing home because of a stroke. The film mainly tells about the profound master-servant friendship between Sister Tao and Roger during the process from entering the nursing home to passing away.
There are no dazzling special effects, no flamboyant shots, the lines are straightforward and simple, and the plot is as plain as water. Compared with those too many artificial fabrications, such genuine feelings are an effective weapon to move people's hearts.
When we are tired of attendance, performance, and salary every day, we are encouraging ourselves, persevering, and working hard; when we are calculating mortgages, car loans, what insurance to buy, and where is the best place to have children, we work hard Maintaining our vision, living our lives, but helpless; when we are stuck on the Third Ring Road every day, scolding our mothers, slandering and slandering all kinds of relationships, and being cynical because we can't afford apples and gas, we are restless and sigh about life. ?
However, I always believe that each of us has a place in our heart that is forgotten, extremely private, rarely touched, and also the softest, hidden by us, and even deliberately protected. Yes, that is true love.
Because there is so much deceit, so we don't believe it? Do we distrust because there are so many disappointments? Is it not given because there is too much damage? When we wrap layers of protective shields for ourselves, when we look at the people around us with all kinds of skeptical eyes, please don't forget, and please believe that behind you and me, all along, There are people watching you silently, with warm eyes and deep emotions.
When you and I start parenting, when you and my kids run away with basketballs, when you and my kids are far from home, can you and I stop going to the window to see them again?
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