I went to see "Grandma's Love Letter" tonight, and it wasn't so tear-jerking that I ran out of tissues, but it was authentic enough, delicate enough, and worth it enough.

"The bond" runs throughout. "Love" is just the shell, "affection and loyalty" are the bones and blood.
For decades, a series of exchanged letters carried Mu Sheng and Shu Rou's longing, and pieced together fragments of history into a complete story.
In this story, the only two villains are the federal who set the house on fire, and the robber on Mu Sheng's neighboring boat, oh, and a passing thief.
Everyone is too good, everyone's emotions are very stable, everything is淡淡的, yet it portrays a sense of "lightly sketched but heavier than Mount Tai."
Honestly, I don't think such feelings would appear in reality; art can beautify, and this part is somewhat exaggerated.
What I admire most is Nan Zhi, resilient and unwavering, with principles and boundaries, humble and dignified, never complaining.
Tears are淡淡的, and when she smiles, it's also淡淡的.
Shu Rou also understands gratitude very well. After the truth is revealed, she immediately stands up without hesitation to see Nan Zhi.
Nan Zhi, who has dementia and confused memory, remembered "salted pork" when Shu Rou was preparing to return to her country—truly a stroke of genius!
One person raised three children alone, one adopted Zehua, and twice refused the "destined six children" father, Chu Yuan, during low points.
It can only be said, the world cannot be without women❤