February** Dynamic Incentive Program
Hundred Yen Love is a Japanese movie about the life dilemmas and inner struggles of the protagonist Kazuko. Yizi is a woman who has long passed her prime, lives a boring life, indulges in games and kills her little nephew all day long, and loses interest in family and work. After her younger sister's second and third sons returned to their parents' home, they were extremely dissatisfied with her sister's behavior, which led to frequent conflicts between the two sisters.
Kazuko is one of the main characters in the film, and her life state and psychological transformation are at the heart of the film. Ichiko felt depressed and depressed all day long, feeling that he was misunderstood and rejected by his family, so he chose to move out and live alone. She found a job as a cashier at the 100 Yen Supermarket, but it was a place full of weirdos, with the store manager suffering from depression, co-workers chattering and old women who often came to pick up expired food. In this environment, Kazuko's mood is even lower, and she feels lonely and helpless.
Kazuko's experience working at a 100-yen supermarket was a turning point in her life. Although the work environment is full of weirdos and challenges, in the process of getting along with various weirdos, Kazuko gradually learns to cope and adjust her mentality. She found that there were also moments of warmth and emotion in this small shop, and while life was still difficult, she began to learn to find joy and fulfillment in it.
In the movie, the relationship between Kazuko and boxer Kano is a prominent thread. Although there is no romantic love between the two, their interaction between them gives the son some strength and courage. Kano is a little-known boxer, and his persistence and hard work become a role model for Kazuko. Kazuko chose to learn boxing and joined a boxing club, not only to release his inner depression and dissatisfaction, but also to pursue self-identity and dignity. By learning boxing, Kazuko gradually finds meaning and purpose in life, and she longs for recognition and victory again, and is no longer knocked down by life.
The movie "Hundred Yuan Love" uses the story of a son to ** the dilemma of life and the meaning of confrontation life. In the face of family conflicts and work challenges, Kazuko once fell into despair and depression, but she did not give up, but chose to face the difficulties of life bravely. In the process of working at 100 Yuan Supermarket and learning boxing, she gradually found her self-worth and meaning in life. The film conveys a positive attitude and hope for the future, telling the audience not to give up their faith and courage in life, no matter what difficulties they face.
In the end, Kazuko is not a lone hero, but a portrayal of many ordinary people who may face similar dilemmas and challenges. The film encourages the audience to face life bravely, believe in their own strength, and be brave to pursue their dreams and happiness. Therefore, "100 Yuan Love" is not only a touching movie, but also a deep reflection on life and a reflection on the meaning of life.