In fact, it is also an old-fashioned Cinderella story.
Cinderella conquered the prince with things that were rare or lacking in the upper class, and the prince used a colorful world piled up with money to win the eyes of Cinderella and thousands of audiences, so he was ignorant and fearless. The old Cinderella and the noble prince who dislikes the rich and loves the poor get on well and start their happy life.
Stop, even in Korean dramas and Qiong Yao dramas, it is impossible for Cinderella and the prince to start a happy life so quickly and smoothly. At least they have to overcome the secular world or the conflicts caused by different class backgrounds, but this Cinderella story in this film is No. The aristocratic family's perfect tolerance for the old man, as well as the outside world's appreciation or fear of the old man, are too business, too smooth, too taken for granted, and the plot in the play that only the almighty money can appear, so this film can only achieve warmth. The two male protagonists of this
film can be regarded as Cinderellas, one is poor in material and the other is poor in spirit, so they save each other. But this kind of rescue cannot be given by ordinary caregivers, because ordinary caregivers are too professional and treat employers as patients. This is what the director wants to emphasize. In fact, many disabled people do not want to receive preferential treatment from disabled people. They enjoy equal spiritual respect and non-discrimination, which may be another sign of self-esteem.
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