Last weekend, I was bored and watched it on HiTV with my friends. The delicate brushstrokes in the play depicted every bit of the heroine's daily life. From the first ray of sunshine in the morning to the quiet starry sky at night, we seemed to experience this ordinary and real day with her.

In terms of picture presentation, the movie does not have gorgeous special effects and grand scenes, but uses the most simple lens to capture the beautiful moments in life. For example, the snack stalls on the streets, the old but warm houses, and the laughter of children in the park. These daily pictures are combined together to form a picture full of life, which makes the audience feel the intimacy and familiarity.

In terms of the plot, it does not have ups and downs of dramatic conflicts, but through a series of trivial things, it shows the inner growth and changes of the heroine. Her frustration at work, her relationship with family and friends, and her confusion and expectations for the future, these seemingly ordinary plots, but let us see our own shadows. We have all encountered difficulties in life and have also been looking for directions in confusion.

The character creation is very full. The heroine is not a perfect hero, she has her own little temper and troubles, but it is these imperfections that make her more real and lovely. And the people around her, such as kind neighbors, caring friends, nagging but caring family members, all add a lot of warmth to the film.