After watching this more than 100 minutes of film, the first aftertaste, I think of the handsome Jonghese at the beginning of the film when he went out for a morning run. He was neatly dressed, with positive dance music in his ears, running on a clean road, never crossing the road when the red light was on, even if there was no car at the time. This shot says it all. The protagonist is a cautious person who loves life, is neat and cheerful, and is considerate to his girlfriend. This is the Prince Charming in every girl's fantasy like me. But such a sunny boy, the god of death sent him an invitation letter.
After the haze of cancer shrouded, everything did not collapse in an instant. The girlfriend never leaves, the friend cares, and the mother accepts it. Our protagonist also enjoyed the care a patient deserves at the beginning of the year. He walked into the hospital with a smile and easily faced the crappy treatment of the young psychiatrist. Until the pain came, the girlfriend cheated, and the friend took advantage of his illness to play more and more crazy. This originally handsome face with a bald head nestled in a dim room, and the instant pity flooded off the screen in a mess. His running energy and radiant smile were once a light, reflecting the laziness and fatigue that we face in the face of life, God, how splendid he is! It's just that the fight against cancer lasted too long, and that brilliant man would roar and cry, and would have no choice but to call his mother. We have clearly seen a man who has been treated unfairly and who has nowhere to complain.
Ultimately, after the surgery is a whole new life. I don't want to exaggerate and cheer the hero's cancer victory, because the pain he went through was not what I wanted to see. But the camera recorded his smile for a long time, sweeter than a child, so I also tried to let go: the sorrows and joys in life that are worth fighting for will eventually pass, and it is just like stopping and waiting for a game Red light, you'll end up laughing at it anyway.
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