"Yi Yi" is really warm. Although there is also the cruelty of youth - Tingting's love, Fatty's anger, Yangyang's first love, but we finally have the opportunity to see the back of ourselves. Eight-year-old Yangyang took pictures of so many people's backs and wanted others to see his back. He was another Jian Nanjun, the voice in his father's heart. At the end, Yangyang said to her deceased mother-in-law, "I'm getting old too", I believe.
The background music stretches from beginning to end, flowing naturally like a small stream, as natural as life itself. Tingting said: If movies and life are no different, then we just need to live our lives, why go to movies?
However, we still want to see our own lives in movies.
Maybe the director is also old enough to let go of those worrying people and things, and be wise and peaceful.
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