After watching the movie "Yesterday's Food", which was well received at the same time as "Driving My Car", this movie did not bring me too much touch, after all, its plot is too "light" to produce weight in the heart, such as street friends' rhetorical questions about the class and discrimination problems prevalent in society, only pointing out the problem but failing to make more extensions and discussions on this topic. However, watching Shi Lang and Kenji continue to show affection in the film, you will still feel a burst of warmth, and you will still be unable to help but laugh when you see Kenji "changing his style" in order to cover up his old state. As for the biggest highlight of this film, of course, it is a series of food that is addictive, and you may even want to try to make "caramel apple" toast next weekend morning...
