There's a soft spot in everyone's heart, it's just that no one touches it. I've said this many times, but it's not for everyone, it's for most people. When you see those inmates, do you think they are extremely vicious? Obviously, not all of them.
I've seen too many, hateful criminals; at the same time, I've seen too many praises for being strong, and only in rare cases will they show it. In prison, there will be his best moment of release.
To give an example, I feel empathy. Once, in a video meeting, his old parents and wife and children came. He greeted his wife and children, saw that they were fine, and did not ask any more questions.
When I saw my parents, the tears couldn't stop flowing. I think at this time, he should feel very ashamed of his parents, because his parents are older, he is not around, and he can't ask for warmth.
Just in case, if you are not around your father and your mother is driving the crane to the west, won't you be unable to see your own way back after you are released? His own filial piety has not yet been honored.
He asked his parents how they had been doing recently, whether they had taken medicine, whether they had gone to the hospital for examination, whether they were unwell, etc., and said a lot, telling his wife and children to ask them to take good care of their parents, and they could only come out later to compensate them.
Let's be honest: the prisoner will cry a lot of times, only because he can't do many good things here and now!