21.05.09 The French three-star half-shot is still superficial, but it is definitely an example that can be used by teachers as lectures. When I think of myself as a volunteer in caring activities for autistic patients and special groups, I can't help but arouse a burst of empathy. The difference is that the establishment of the two transit stations is still within the city limits, and the two locations where I do volunteer activities are located on the edge of the city for financial reasons. What is even more thought-provoking is that in France, where the welfare system has been perfected to a certain extent, there are still such institutions "outside the institutional standards". Institutions that do not receive financial support must also be tracked down by the system. In contrast to the two sides, I hope that the two institutions that I have been to can survive for a long time.
Another interesting point is that at a time when most of the social workers in China (at least the ones I have come into contact with) are women, the gender ratio of social workers in this film is much higher than that of women. I don’t know if I will also be in my lifetime. If I can cheer for being a social worker, or I choose to change careers, I may only be in the movies.
Unexpectedly, Vincent Caso, who was so evil and charming when he was young, can be so kind when he is old.
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