The movie "Homecoming" starring Komaki Kurihara, once all the rage, is the eternal goddess. What's so exciting about this movie?

After watching the movie, people feel very heavy. The story is actually very complicated, and there are no obscure scenes. Probably, Keiko Mitani is a Japanese researcher who specializes in the history of female blood and tears. In order to understand the past, she lived with a grandmother who was once sold to Nanyang as a prostitute for three weeks. The relationship between the two people from the beginning to the end is like mother and daughter. Slowly, grandma began to tell her own experience.

Grandma's name is Sakako. Can you imagine that a country's primitive accumulation of funds and capital was obtained by selling these weak women? Qizi was tricked into working in Nanyang because his family was poor, but in fact he was sold as a prostitute. During this period, she suffered humiliation, met her first love and ended up with nothing after her lover. Finally, the other party married the daughter of the local boss.

I know that the development of a country needs to pay a price, and even every original fund may be stained with blood and tears. Those poor prostitutes or laborers are abandoned in the name of the country before the times, become abandoned parts, become resources for national development, and become buckets of black money.

Maybe they are all women. When they saw the film, they were particularly distressed by the women who were sold to Nanyang as prostitutes. They are not only humiliated outside, but also discriminated and disliked by their relatives and fellow villagers when they return home, just like leaves floating in the wind. Where to go or how to choose is always involuntary.

The beauty of the film is tantamount to depicting human nature. At first, his brother felt uneasy about his sister being sold to Nanyang, and even dismembered his leg with a knife. Can you say that his guilt at this time is not true? However, when I saw my sisters sending money home one by one, my brother's mentality changed again. When Sakiko came home, she was not allowed to visit her neighbors for fear of being "gossiped" and even told her that "her name was written on the house". At the same time, she hopes that her sister can return to her old job and absorb her sister's surplus value. This change scares me, but it's only a few years. The changes before and after my brother have been chilling, which also reflects the current situation in Japan: poverty and war have made people inhuman.

Not only my brother, but also my son's dislike and the finger pointing of fellow villagers. My son doesn't even want to live with her, and his daughter-in-law has never met each other after marriage, and even hasn't written a letter. In this case, her son and girls have no choice, and they are regarded as a disgrace after returning to China. But what did they do wrong?

The end of the movie is the most wonderful and sad. Keiko Mitani went to the place where Sakako once "worked". The eighth serial number of that year has long been swallowed up by the war, but those cemeteries are still there. She cleaned the grave and brought them flowers. Finally, she suddenly discovered that these Nanyang prostitutes who died in other places chose to transfer their tombstones back to Japan, which meant that even if they died, they didn't want to think of their hometown or even see Japan.

Behind the miserable life, there is hatred for the motherland and complaints about relatives. The country regards them as chess pieces and tells them after being trafficked, which is glorious. Family members spend money with their bodies, but they dislike them. This life is a stepping stone and a victim. Nobody asked what they thought. How can they get a bitter word?

Many people will ask me if the reunion is good. I can only say that it's beautiful and worth seeing, but I don't want to see it any more. Because it is too heavy, the most unforgettable scene is that Keiko really treats grandma Archie and gives her her towel. Then grandma Archie cried, and her voice was full of grievances and pains that had been suppressed for decades. But what can I do? No one can stop the time.