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The story of McDull
{Always be grateful and record those touching times}

Fish balls and coarse noodles

Chicken meat wrapped in paper

Springfield Huahua Kindergarten opposite Cai Hao Restaurant.

Maldives, a paradise in the Indian Ocean, has coconut trees, clear water and white beaches.

"I don't want to see Shanshan, just because I love my mother!"

"My name is Mai Doudou, and my grandmother is Mrs. Mai ... I like spicy fried chicken best, and I like chicken ass best. Let's eat chicken and sing together. "

Lovely McDull, although the cup I drank was McDull's, I didn't know it until I saw the beginning of this movie. It turns out that this film is from Hong Kong, and it has a Hong Kong flavor.

I fell asleep watching this movie the next night when I came back from a business trip, and then I watched it slowly the next day (watching the Mandarin version). I really want to go to the Maldives when McDull talks about the Maldives that he yearns for in his heart with a soft accent. Ha ha. What impressed me most after watching this movie was the part where McDull wanted to eat turkey. Mother bought a turkey to satisfy McDull's taste, and then they ate it from Christmas to Dragon Boat Festival. Mcdull said in the film: "Eat turkey. The taste of turkey, between the first bite and the first bite, is the peak of taste. The next thing is to eat. " Everyone has experienced such a thing. The peak of psychological satisfaction is to get what you want for the first time and have already got it. I'm afraid many people will not cherish what they already have.

The turkey that has stayed in McDull refrigerator for more than a lifetime seems to tell us a truth. No matter how delicious the food is, its best moment is between eating and the first bite. Or in layman's terms, imagination and memory are often the most fascinating, and real things always have one way or another. Just like the goddess you secretly love, she is naturally perfect or even out of touch in your heart, but if she really marries home, she will find that she has so many unbearable problems.

Mcdull said that this idea appeared twice when he was growing up, once at his own wedding and once on the day when his mother was cremated. Time is like running water, the world is vicissitudes, and it is fleeting. Mcdull regrets that his mother threw away all the rest of the turkeys, and what about us? No one can really accompany us all our lives. What will we regret when the person whispering in your ear suddenly disappears one day?

At lunch on Friday, my colleagues and I said that we would go to Happy Coast to watch Thirty-two in the evening. She said: Why do you always watch this kind of movie, like The Journey to the West before? I went back and told my boyfriend that what you said was beautiful, but I couldn't be so close to you after being criticized. There is something wrong with your aesthetics. After hearing this sentence, I explained to my colleagues: Take McDull's story of eating turkey as an example. You watch movies because you want the story to be thrilling and similar to the feeling of American blockbusters. And when my friends and I watched this movie, it happened at that time, and everyone's satisfaction was different. I went to see it to support them. And feel the kind of support they are willing to give!

Time, money and other interactions. Many times it is not a boring waste, but in a sense it is an emotional maintenance. Always be grateful.