The picture of the movie is very real and close to real life. It is said to be called "the Chinese movie that North American countries like to watch". After watching the whole movie, I personally feel that it is more like a micro-movie shot by college students. As an ordinary movie watcher, I feel that the processing of some shots is not perfect, but what I like more is the time to "empty" the viewers from time to time. The most interesting point that the movie wants to express is the different opinions between Chinese and Western cultures on "whether to tell cancer family members the real condition". In China, most of us choose to hide it, and there are similar examples around me, which indeed leave patients at the end of their lives. A relaxing and pleasant memory, which is illegal in the West, and different cultural differences lead to different ways of dealing with it.
I still remember a piece of Huang Zhizhong in a certain issue of "Wonderful Flowers" about "Should you encourage terminally ill patients to live?" He probably meant: Don't encourage me to say you have courage, where I go You don't need courage, you need courage. I don't want to hear you keep telling me how much you miss me, what I want to hear is how much you miss me, what I want to hear is not that you keep telling me what I haven't done, what I want to talk about is you Can you tell me what I have accomplished in my life, I want to hear this.
Maybe sometimes, maybe you think it's right, some things don't have only one solution, there are many ways to love, and your family and friends will love you in their own way.
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