After watching the movie, I was really moved by the love between the hero and heroine. The details of this movie are really handled very well, that is, the kind that touches you in subtle places. My favorite place in the plot design is to put the plot of the heroine falling in love with the hero at first sight at the end, echoing the previous plot of the hero like the heroine. The most touching thing is that when the female protagonist watched the videotape when the male protagonist was holding the baby, she could really feel the happiness between them. The emotional expression was really delicate and real. What made me cry the most was not when the heroine left, but what the hero and heroine's son said after seeing his mother come over to the kindergarten performance. It turns out that the son has always known why his mother taught him to clean, dry clothes, fry eggs, and wash his hair. So the most intuitive thing about this whole movie is that it made me feel full of love, the love between husband and wife, the love of a father for his son, the love of a mother for his son, and of course the love of children for their parents.
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