Affectionate conflict. The colleague has nothing to do with the male protagonist's mother. If the movie is from the perspective of the mother, the colleague is redundant. 2. Later, the male protagonist recalled that when his father jumped into the river, his mother was not present, indicating that it was from the perspective of the male protagonist. I don't agree with frequent perspective changes, it only makes sense to have the male protagonist's perspective from beginning to end. The protagonist is the protagonist. For example, "Kung Fu" is not Zhou Xingchi's dream, but the dream of passerby A. In the dream, Zhou Xingchi is the protagonist, don't you think it's absurd, not to mention passerby A is not at the scene of the incident? 3. The male protagonist has trouble at work and may face prison. The company arranged a task to remedy, and went to the nursing home to pick up Lao Peng, a retired colleague. The visit time had passed, and after a lot of tossing about the hospital, I was asked to come late, so I took the car down the mountain first. 4. Hit the deer and roll over. Notice! The deer did not die immediately, but took a few steps, implying that the male protagonist was also on the verge of death, and behind it were all his dying dreams! It's impossible for the car to turn over like this, and it's impossible to only hurt the legs. From the back, the legs seem to be fine, and the driver is alive and well. The only explanation is a dream. 5. The male protagonist returns to the sanatorium in his dream, and then he strikes up a conversation with the female protagonist. The female protagonist will hum the music of the male protagonist's mother's music box. Here, the mother is projected as the female protagonist. Rescue the heroine from the sanatorium, entrusted with the wish to bring her mother back from the sanatorium, and feel guilty. 6. The book that the doctor read when the male protagonist was in the spa was "Magic Mountain", and the content was also a small group of people who went to the sanatorium to find someone and finally left. If it was my mother's dream, it should be a book about dreaming about someone else or being imprisoned. 7. The male protagonist has been to a nursing home, and most of the plot also happened in a nursing home. It is hard to imagine that his mother dreamed of so many things happening in a nursing home thousands of miles away. The little gangsters were seen by the male protagonist on the road, and the baron's story was heard before. His mother had never seen the little gangster, and had never heard the baron's story. It cannot be created out of thin air. 8. The elixir of life is entrusted to the male protagonist's other wish - if there is such a medicine in the world, the mother can live for decades, and he can accompany his mother after his career is successful. If it is a mother's dream, the theme will change, and it is impossible for the mother to imagine immortality if it is not Qin Shihuang. The burning of the sanatorium means that this kind of medicine does not exist, so cherish the present~ 9. The oil extraction implies that it is probably finance, capital, etc. The capitalists extract the surplus value, and the people who are extracted are willing to do so. It is not like the oil extraction in the nursing home. Happy old men? 10. Mothers all hope that their children will become dragons, and hope that their children will have a successful career even if they accompany them less. In addition, how can a mother hope that her son will be hit with a half body and be cut with thousands of swords? A bit selfish and even vicious. 11. In the end, he didn't go with the company's senior management, which means that the male protagonist chose family love instead of work, and went with the female protagonist (that is, with his mother, in fact, both of them died, he and the company's high-level people have a different way). My mother didn't know the company's top management either, and it was said that my mother's dream was too far-fetched. To sum up, everything is the dream of the male protagonist when he is dying of a car accident.
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