When I saw a rich girl, the first thing I thought of was Madoff, who was famous on Wall Street before. If the person who was deceived by him is excluded, this person should be regarded as a man. He will carry everything down without betraying his accomplices or injuring his family. His family has drawn a clear line with him, holding the money scammed by Madoff and continuing to spend a lot of time outside, seemingly not disturbed. Caroline’s father in the film seems to be more in line with the popular mood of karma. He went to jail without leaving anything for his baby daughter. There is no friend of Caroline’s father to help Caroline in the film, but this kind of thing What is the probability of occurrence in reality. Let’s assume that this matter is true. Before Caroline’s father entered, there was really no early warning mechanism at all. Even the department-level officials in our country knew that they would get a few secret accounts overseas to ensure that they would not escape, Caroline 'S father doesn't know?
Okay, let me stop talking about the two female pig's feet in the film. After all, they are not telling the story of Madoff's posthumous story. Max is synonymous with those of us who are poor. He has lived in a cramped environment since childhood and has a natural immunity to harsh environments. After the cold wind passed through his life, what was left to Max was his acrid mouth and the ability to survive independently. He had his own brilliance but never knew how to use it. After meeting Caroline, they started their life with a goal. It is the unremitting efforts for the goal that have achieved the main line of the play and the bright future that the public is willing to believe in. The pie promised to us is not very big. , A cake room only, as long as we jump, we can achieve the future. A small shop that can guarantee basic life gives us not only dreams, but also the added value brought by unremitting efforts to pursue dreams: friendship, love, friends. . . . . .
Life with a dream is beautiful.
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