I watched it many years ago, and I just remember the feeling of warmth and regret throughout the whole process. After growing up (it is probably middle-aged), the boy has been looking for officers. When I finally saw the number left by the original officer from a photo, the male protagonist stared at the photo, but I couldn't help shedding tears. Tears come... Sometimes a parting is an eternal miss! Maybe the boy has forgotten the appearance of the officer for so many years, but deep down he will always remember the original feeling~
I wonder if the officers after returning to China also remember the boy from the beginning?
I can't help thinking that if I could have said goodbye well, maybe there would be no such feeling of right and wrong.
Some people say pedophilia or something. In fact, the movie shows the precociousness of the little boy from the beginning, and the boy himself did not blame the officer many years later, but misses him all the time. Maybe for the officer, the boy is just a passer-by in his life, but for the boy, it is the best memory, which is enough.
I basically don’t remember the plot, I will watch it again when I have time, and then I will write a long review.
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