The first story tells that sometimes a lie is kind and needs to exist. Although it sounds like that story has nothing to do with the little boy Ermao, in fact, the little boy felt anguished and angry because he didn't know that his mother and grandmother had kept it from him, so some of the lies were kind.
The second story is that if there is no faith, then there is nothing. Of course, the story is said, and there is no point in having faith. But for the patient’s family, it may be a good choice to have faith and believe that everything will be better. This is quite obvious, the little boy said it by himself, he must have faith.
What is the third story? The invisible person is also lonely after being seen. It seems to be, I forgot, how do you vent your anger, cry for help, and finally just add trouble to yourself, if you encounter the pain that life cannot bear , Close your beak, endure silently, everything will pass, time will smooth everything.
The fourth story is more important, that is, the little boy refuses to say it anyway. In fact, he can't bear the most painful things in life. Suspecting that his loved ones will die, fear is sometimes more difficult to bear than pain. So, sometimes he hopes that this pain will end, and hope that his mother will die soon. So, many times when relatives and friends pass away, those who stay will feel guilty, and they will not tell others that they once hoped to end this suffering soon.
This is not a preaching, nor is it like a cure. There is a hairy healer. When you experience the pain of your loved ones leaving, that's it. You will be angry, and other family members will be angry. Most of the time, you will encounter cold and hurt each other. , Of course, you are still family members. Then, the tears flowed day by day and night by night. After a month or two, it was about to dry. People soon couldn't bear it, and I hope it will end. The whole movie talks about such an extremely realistic process. The only preaching is: accept reality, accept yourself, and when it comes to letting go, you can only let go.
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