Inseparable [Film and TV Commentary]

The conjoined twin sisters Daisy and Viola, who are about to turn 18, make a career singing at weddings or churches. Their beautiful and harmonious singing voices are well received by everyone, and the family's finances are also dependent on them. However, Daisy always looks forward to other possibilities in life. They met a British doctor by chance during a performance, and pointed out that the two may actually be separated. He proposed to examine the sisters and perform a separation operation, so as to go to various places. They lived an independent life; unexpectedly, the people around them seemed unwilling to give up. This "innate extraordinaryness" was forcibly wiped out, and the originally close-knit and stable relationship began to waver.