In the movie "Home", Zane's parents have so many children. How do you feel about this?

The most impressive sentence in the movie: I don’t understand if in my life, no one will love me, no one will say a kind word to me, no one will give me love before going to bed. I kissed you good night, why was I still born? Why did Zane’s parents have so many children?

I think it has something to do with the family environment and social background at the time. In the Middle East, where the gap between rich and poor is huge, the birth rate greatly exceeds the world’s average fertility level, and the unemployment rate is the highest in the world. Zane’s parents were there. Growing up in such an environment, others have always told them that "only when you have children can you have dignity."

As a result, they have been reproducing offspring, but they are all a group of people who have been ordered to be deported by the government. They have no jobs and can only do some illegal things to make ends meet. The family lives in a slum and lives a miserable life. The environment cannot be described as dirty and messy. As a result, young Zane was unable to receive an education and had to bear the burden of family life. In order to make a living, his parents had to marry their younger sister Saha to the owner of a grocery store, and the bride price was only a few dollars. This incident became the last straw for Zane, who ran away from home after being unable to stop him.

After running away from home, in order to fill his stomach, he went through a series of setbacks and ups and downs, and met a good person, Raheel and her son. Initially, the three of them lived a pretty good life. My temporary residence permit expired and I was arrested when I applied for it again. So the young Zane took her child everywhere to make a living again. In the end, she had no choice but to survive for herself and to provide a better environment for her baby. Zane was devastated at this moment because he had no choice but to give the baby away, because this was the same thing his parents did. The social problems revealed in the story

The film tells the social problems hidden under illegal immigration in a realistic way, revealing the education problems, family ethics, national and social responsibilities of the people at the bottom, etc. It is very profound and touching. People's hearts.

What I want to say is that in our parents’ era, a family basically had four or five children. In addition to encouraging the population to have children, part of the reason was because people’s understanding at the time was that There is strength in numbers. I heard my grandma say that at that time, if you had fewer people in your family, you would be in a weak position in social activities.

Similarly, education was not very popular at that time. Many people went to elementary school. At best, they could graduate from junior high school and then go out to make a living. They also shouldered the responsibilities of the family with not heavy shoulders. , so this situation is somewhat similar to Zane’s social background.