It is really beautiful to record the love and fear of all people, the meaning of the film is greater than itself. When I watch it, it is like experiencing a trip, not only seeing exotic scenery, but also walking into someone else's life. The world is really amazing. Humans on earth come from different living environments, different classes, different degrees of civilization, and pursue different beliefs: babies being born, animals being slaughtered, refugees who believe in God, men who love Lamborghinis... Even though we are so different, we all get up, eat, sleep, both love and fear.
Some people think that homosexuality is a disease, he hates this disease, there is a culture that women are supposed to kneel for men. Because they are different, there are always people who easily feel superior. They refuse to understand each other before they even begin to communicate, so they discriminate against others, so communication breaks down. Sometimes there is really no need to comment on who is good and who is bad, because there is no comparability.
Every time I watch it, I cry a lot, because I am also human, so it resonates. Although most of the time we can't feel that all the human beings on this earth are experiencing similar feelings and emotions as ourselves, so the practice of "A Day in the Life" giving everyone a perspective is very gentle, showing more of the beautiful side of human beings , also gave me a sense of collective identity as a human being hhh, feeling that I'm not alone, you're not alone when you cry, most people are just as lonely, the earth spins around and we're still just playing our part .
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