Root-seeking journey

I watched "Forgotten" a few days ago. It was a trip to find love. The heroine lost her memory in a car accident and found her true love again. Watching this drama this time, the male protagonist lost his memory in a car accident. Together with his grandfather, he regained all his memories. Sometimes when we grow up, it seems that it is not as fun as childhood. We can be happy for a day over a small thing. A few days ago, my mother saw my son and led him to the supermarket to buy things. The son can buy whatever he likes and get what he wants to eat Something, the little face was so happy that the mother sighed how happy the child is now. We gradually matured and grew up but lost ourselves, where did we come from and what did we do. There are two aspects of the film that left a deep impression on me. One is that chess is like life. Old Bai Dan is superb at chess, and his words when he plays chess contain profound philosophies. The second is the helplessness of life in Eastern Europe under the political storm, people would rather abandon their homeland and leave.
In fact, I don't know what I'm talking about, and I can't say a lot of words, only the touch and warmth that touches my heart.

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