Like a Rolling Stone

Perhaps it is a struggle unique to Chinese women, or perhaps it resonates internationally. But it's definitely one of the greatest topics of the time. Unlike Barbie's playful and absurd drama, the story of Hong and other women is directly pointed at by the camera. Women are not only a group, but also a situation, a mentality that is gradually numbed under warm water, and then spreads the suffering from generation to generation. The scariest scene is that Xiaoxue advised her mother to divorce when she was in high school, but Xiaoxue, who has children now, was stopped by her sons and had to watch her mother leave.