Nina

Twelve-year-old Nina is a swimmer. The best time every day is spent in the swimming pool. Her mother, like all Chinese parents, accompanies her throughout the whole process and is full of expectations for her future. However, Nina's parents' marriage was not very satisfactory, and it can be said that it was full of holes as she entered middle age. The great thing about being a parent is that your children grow above all else. The parents in the film try their best to be restrained and to act as good fathers and mothers in front of their children. There are no endless quarrels or bloody family conflicts in the film, only the steady flow of life. Even if her marriage is in trouble, her mother will laugh heartily when she sees Nina achieve something. We don't see scenes of mutual accusations and quarrels. Facing his daughter, the father is gentle and attentive, and the mother has the light of love in her eyes. Only when the two couples face each other can you see the helplessness and indifference in their eyes. The educational significance of this film is how to give children a healthy growth environment in a marriage without lasting love. This is a topic faced by both the East and the West.