"He is not yelling at you, he is yelling at life, he is like an old lion, we need to always remind ourselves that he can still roar, sometimes we need to observe a person carefully and think from his point of view , he's trying his best to find a way to get along with life, that's all." My wife calmly told her daughter why her father always had trouble getting along with her. The retired old professor and his wife returned to the holiday house on the shore of New England Lake for vacation. In the calm days, they faced various crises of old age. .
His daughter had just been divorced and was in a lingering mood. The two fathers and daughters, who had always had a bad relationship, left behind the husband's child Bill when their daughter and new husband left. Finally, because their thirteen-year-old grandson lived with his grandparents for a period of time, they went fishing in the pond and fell into the water. Slowly unraveling all kinds of knots...
The old man's wife is an empathetic person, who can understand and encourage his wife, can endure all kinds of inconveniences of his wife, can take care of his daughter's emotions, and can bring hope to his daughter's new life.
Brother Yue said: "Golden Pond" should qualify as a must-see movie for couples, about the way couples get along, about the reconciliation between parents and children, and about reconciliation with death, as Ethel said, sometimes , we need to observe a person with our heart and really think from his point of view, and you will find that he is trying his best to find a way to get along with life. This is the case with everyone. In life, we often encounter When it comes to some verbal conflicts and misunderstandings, especially between husband and wife or family members, we often think that it is a disagreement of three views. In fact, it is very likely that we do not. If we really observe the people around us, we may even stubbornly think that , the other party is deliberately going against us, but in fact, all reconciliation is not as difficult as we imagined, but whoever takes the first step first, who will let go of those insignificant obsessions first, that's all.
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