I watched it in my colleague's hotel, and I remember it was last year's Oscar's Best Foreign Language Film.
Recently, the impact of Ctrip Parent-Child Garden, Sanse Kindergarten, Jiang Ge case, and Daxing’s withdrawal made me a little breathless. I was pessimistic about the society, and I have been thinking about immigration in the future. The social injustice and unspeakable repression that emerged from the media seemed to push me to a dead end.
As someone like me who likes planning, I can't help but ask myself: How should I communicate with my child if something like this happens to my child in the future? How should I describe the world to her? How can I explain all this hurt when she threw herself into my arms sadly?
So sad.
So I am really hesitant about having children in the future, in China.
In the movie, Salo's color is so clear when he was a child, I really like the child's fact.
I talked to Lingli about not wanting children. She said that it was just that she had not met the right person. She should not give up her desire to have children just because there are negative times in this world, because she has always experienced pain. Taste the happiness of life.
She mentioned that she once wanted to adopt a child, but gave up because her husband did not agree to the adoption. It's something I've always wanted to do, and I don't understand why so many abandoned children in China, so many families who can't spend countless dollars on infertility treatments, can't connect with each other.
Why do Chinese parents regard their children as their own private property, why do they occupy and control their children's life in the name of "love", and why do human beings who want to raise a child's instinctive love can only give it to children with their own blood flowing. Aren't those children who were abandoned by their parents worthy of being treated as treasures?
Children give hope to adults in society and heal these scarred hearts. Why do these beautiful little angels have to belong to their parents?
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