In this world, you can't choose not to get hurt, but you can choose who gets hurt. Like Hazel and Augustus, they chose to be hurt by each other, sacrificed for each other, shed tears, and rejoiced. This is a movie about cancer survivors. It has the despair of getting sick, the pain of treatment, and the love and beauty of boys and girls. This is a movie full of joys and sorrows. Hazel, who had thyroid cancer, and Augustus, who was a survivor of bone cancer, ran into each other's injuries, whether it was a vanishing knee or a weakened lung, they met each other and were attracted to each other, sharing each other's pain and joy. Because of a solemn and painful book, the two set foot on the journey to Amsterdam. Despite the hardships, although the author of this book is like a jerk, here they experience the beauty of champagne and the joy of first love, He also worked hard to climb to the roof of Annie's surviving house, and there, two closed hearts finally opened their arms to welcome the beauty of youth. I like the way Hazel worked hard to climb. Because of her cancer, her lungs were extremely weak, and with oxygen, she couldn't stand and climb stairs for a long time, but she walked up the narrow and long stairs step by step. The way she worked hard moved me and made me feel sad. She was a girl who lived so hard, and her dying wish was to go to Disney to experience this ordinary happiness, but he also had more burdens on his back. Stuff, illness, guilt from family members, and separation from Augustus. This is like the oxygen she is carrying, which affects her all the time, and there is no moment that can make her relaxed, so when she climbed to the top floor, her kiss with Augustus was so touching. With illness, young children can be heartbroken, and so can their parents. Hazel has been ill since the age of thirteen. For five or six years, his parents were always careful to accompany him. Even if he heard his daughter's cry in the bath, he would rush out. Daughter, this became everything to parents, and it became Hazel's burden. During Hazel's excruciating treatment, her mother told her, you can give up. At that moment, I felt the greatness of my parents. It was difficult to persist, and even more difficult to give up. When she said this, she felt that she was not worthy of being a mother, but I felt that she was a good mother. She gave her daughter life. , also gave her the right to choose, although she may face endless regret and pain after that. Such mothers are great.
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