First, Sihui may have left Shanghai. Yong Cheng was released five or six years later, and Sihui's daughter should be gone by now. Sihui's accent is from the northeast. Shanghai is not her home. This house is rented at first sight. Stay in Shanghai, it should be that Sihui thinks the medical level here is relatively high, and it is easier for her to make money. After all, even if you dance thighs, you have to find a big city.
Sihui himself should be just an ordinary dance teacher, just dancing his thighs to see his daughter. Now that her daughter has left, there is no need for her to stay. Moreover, prison visits can only be immediate family members, and Sihui is not qualified to visit. Yong Cheng's immediate family has only one paralyzed father, so it is estimated that it is not the time for Yong Cheng to be released from prison. Sihui doesn't know the time and can't come from other places.
There is no love between Liu Sihui and Yong Cheng, but a slightly favorable interest bundle, and they are both adult men and women. Of course, something will happen, but if it doesn't happen, eternal achievement will not be praised as a gentleman, which will turn into love. In addition, Liu Sihui also has its own survival needs. Maybe she accidentally wants to leave forever, and she will be a little touched, but she will soon be told by her current husband: Is the child asleep? Bring it back to reality. In addition, this child is probably not the sick one, but is born with the current husband.
Yong Cheng is just a passer-by in many lives, a person who has done some good things but is a little stupid. After all, Yong Cheng spent three years in prison. In the past three years, many things have changed. I still remember Liu Sihui, the representative of many patients at that time. She has a sick daughter and needs a lot of money. On the surface, Liu Sihui is also a pretty woman. Maybe there are many people chasing her for so many years. Maybe she is married or not, but she doesn't want to be a burden to Yong Cheng, so she will pick her up in the future.
Finally, this is very profound because it involves human nature. When you help others unconditionally, you should be prepared not to charge anything in return. If there is, you don't deserve it, but you are lucky. Admittedly, Sihui should be grateful to Yong Cheng, who was desperately losing money while selling medicine. The child's life was saved by others. At the beginning, my dignity as a human being was also saved by Yong Cheng. However, is this really enough for Sihui to dedicate herself to Yong Cheng and repay her kindness?
In this world, it is a virtue to repay evil with good, but it is the most normal thing to repay evil with good. Yin Hongbin, a bus driver in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, was framed as a driver for pulling up an 80-year-old man who was crushed by a tricycle. If the camera hadn't filmed all this, I'm afraid the old man would have always stressed that this man hit me with his car!
Yong Cheng is not a saint, and Sihui is not the dragon lady in the novel. This is a very real society, so I think the director did the right thing. Since it is a film about the real society, it should naturally be like this.