I still remember watching this movie at that time, it really touched me. Maybe everyone will have this experience as if everything in life is not going as expected, and fate is against you everywhere.
As for Chris in that film, he couldn't pay the rent, and his wife left him. He could only take his son to sleep in the public toilet. In order to live in the church, he got up early every morning and went to the church door to line up. Even later, they could no longer afford to eat, and Chris could only go to sell blood. However, the days of hardship will always pass. At the end of the film, Chris was finally able to officially work in the securities company. When he finally ran to the nursery and hugged his son excitedly, happiness really knocked on the door.
Whenever I see the ending, I always have tears in my eyes, but it also brings me a lot of strength. We often complain and get angry about why life is full of misery, but happiness will not knock on the door because of this. What we can do is to have a good attitude and make ourselves better, you just need to believe - happiness will always knock on the door.
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