But now that I think about it, this expression is somewhat sad. Especially after watching "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", I feel more and more that the metaphor of kites is just a way of expressing family affection in an emotional state. It seems to be more warm this way.
The love of chocolate - the biggest feeling this movie gave me was the thick family love like chocolate.
Not to mention the unconventional crumbling house of Charlie's family, nor how incredible Charlie's father went from unemployment to returning to work, and when Charlie picks up money, I don't think a good boy like him will be direct. To buy chocolate, but he still buys it - these are the needs of this fairy tale story, and in order to express the exaggeration of the theme, we don't have to force it to conform to any logic (I hold this for all movies). Attitude). The four grandparents lying on the bed, the care they gave Charlie, his parents who were struggling to make a living, the chocolates he bought in advance to satisfy Charlie's wishes, and the private money that his grandfather bought Charlie's chocolates later, these are all enough to feel warm. The authenticity of family affection spews out in these small plots, which makes people linger and move.
Charlie was a good boy, even though he didn't give the money I found to his family or stood by the side of the road waiting for the owner, as I thought, but he was still a good boy. He holds his own home and family in his heart, and he has a love as strong as chocolate in his heart, so after he got the golden paper, he thought that what he needed more than to visit the mysterious chocolate factory.
Charlie won the game later, the win was uneventful, and the win was bland, and even some friends couldn't figure out how Charlie could win after watching the film. But in my opinion, Charlie wins in the realm, because he has a chocolate-like love for his family. This love finally infected Wang Ka, who made chocolate. This love comes from the heart and spreads to everything around.
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