The film "Meteor Language" is directed by Zhang Zhiliang and starring Zhang Guorong, Qi Qi and others. The story tells the story of Li Zhaorong (Zhang Guorong) and Ming Tsai, who was abandoned by his mother. The film was released in Hong Kong, China on October 14, 1999.
After a young woman Shaojun (Qi Qi) was abandoned by her husband, her life was difficult, and out of desperation, she secretly put her newborn son on a luxury yacht, hoping that her son would be adopted by a rich family and could grow up in a better environment. On this day, he was met by Li Zhaorong, who had lost a lot in the financial storm, at this time he had nothing, and it was when this child was abandoned, and he was also a fallen person in the end of the world, ah Rong decided to temporarily adopt this little orphan, and in the blink of an eye it was four years.
Four-year-old Ming Tsai grew up in Rong's loving care, smart and good-looking, lively and cute, and the two of them lived in the rooftop wooden house of the nursing home. Ah Rong always regarded Ming Tsai as a small adult, and did not give him good material enjoyment, the two suffered together and experienced a way of life of suffering and pleasure, and the relationship between the two was extraordinary.
As the saying goes: Thirty years of Hedong, thirty years of Hexi, but Shaojun only took four years to change his current state of life. Shaojun turned around and became the chairman of the charity fund, but she never forgot the painful memories and developed an inexplicable fear of children. She often felt guilty about abandoning her son, so she devoted herself to social welfare, especially caring for children who were under-cared for in society.
In order to fund Lan Jie in the nursing home, Shaojun opened a nursery for children, and later Shaojun met Ah Rong, and inadvertently re-met his own son Mingzai, although the two did not know each other's identity, they were extraordinarily close. Sir Long, a policeman who knows things well in the area, bitterly persuades Ah Rong to change his free and loose lifestyle and let Ming Tsai grow up normally; Shao Jun also blames Ah Rong for not thinking about the future of the child, and even proposes to adopt Ming Tsai, which makes Ah Rong feel annoyed and worried.
In a traffic accident, the neighbors found that mingzai was not Ah Rong's own son, and everyone accused the child of being neglected to take care of, everyone out of a good heart, but the matter was out of control, the welfare officer forcibly took away Ming Tsai, Ah Rong desperately resisted.
In the film, after Ah Rong learned that Shaojun was Mingzai's biological mother, although he was reluctant to let Mingzai leave him, he lived a better and happier life for his children! He made a choice and decided to give Ming Zai to Shao Jun to raise.
What impressed me in the film was this moment, when Ming Tsai was almost crushed by the truck, Ah Rong quickly broke into the crowd of onlookers, hurriedly hugged Ming Tsai and gently comforted, the comfort of the commissary boss lady, the accusations of the people around, and the truck driver who shirked responsibility, the masses who did not know the truth, his expression changed from anxiety and relief, self-blame in the shot of Ah Rong's dazedness, which made people feel sad! Everyone in this long shot is brilliant!
In the film, Ah Rong met Ming Zai at the most depressed time, Ah Rong experienced the low point of life, he was used to the life of Ming Zai, he did not want to lose Ming Zai, and finally decided to give Ming Zai to Shao Jun to raise. After he met Ming Tsai, his life became sloppy, there was no suit and shoes, no wine and beauty, but fortunately, he did not have to do drama, and every day he was the happiest Ah Rong. That, Ah Rong, who chased after Ming Tsai every day and told him to wear slippers, brush his teeth, and go to the toilet. That, Ah Rong, who helps the neighbors repair water and electricity and deliver things, Ah Rong is a firework of different colors. Will Ah Rong not be used to life without Ming Tsai? Will Ming Tsai think of Ah Rong in the days to come?