The title comes from the bullet screen at station b-in the film, Chaplin met a blind girl who sold flowers, and he felt good and sympathetic in his heart. Even if he had no money, he still gave her the money on his body. He was homeless at night and met someone who wanted to commit suicide. Chaplin rescued him and cheered him up. The local tyrant invited him to eat, drink and have fun. At the door of the house, he met a flower girl and the local tyrant bought all the property with money. Spend, don't give yourself a single piece of money. How kind is this, the local tyrant abandoned him when he woke up, went to the street to pick up poop, and made so much money, but he still took good care of the girl's life. When he learned that the girl couldn't pay the rent, he said that he could solve it tomorrow morning. Looking for a job, until his friend gave him 1,000 yuan, and immediately gave it all to the girl, leaving none of it. He was caught in prison and waited until the fall to be released. And the girl, as well as curing her eyes, opened a flower shop. I thought she would like him when she saw the handsome guy, but she was waiting for him. When two people met, the flowers in the male protagonist's hands kept withering and it was really cruel. On the surface, he was very happy to meet her, but he was extremely painful in his heart and dared not speak and recognize each other. I really cried when I touched his hand. Only then did she know that the person was him, that the person who only heard the voice and did not see the face was him, and had been waiting hard. A kind person deserves to be the light of the city. What a heartwarming story is the homeless helping a blind girl. I wrote in high school that a child gave a middle finger to a beggar, but a beggar gave money to a blind person, but it was the energy of the husband. I hope more kindness makes the city light up and warm up. Chaplin's movie makes me cry every time I watch it, and the funny thing in the middle is just to be funny. Let me go to the toilet and cry for half an hour.
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