This film is both comedy and tragedy. How to evaluate the film Changjiang No.7?

The attention of Changjiang No.7 to vulnerable groups is touching. This film is both a comedy and a tragedy: at first glance, it is a comedy, and the role played by George W. Jiao Xu has sprouted, but the solidification of social class and the struggle of nobody at the bottom and their children are all shown in it. No.7 Yangtze River is just a dream, which is a tragedy.

Xiao Di and his father (Stephen Chow) live in an abandoned old house. His father works hard every day just to let him study hard and get ahead in the future.

White-haired single father, father of migrant workers, cold kiln humble room, but also supported this family, sent their children to aristocratic schools and gave them the best.

Xiao Di has a child's naughty and childlike innocence. Star's movies make people laugh and cry, laugh shallowly and cry sincerely. This is his characteristic, and it is also in line with what many people say that comedy is another form of tragedy.

Seven children may be every child's imagination. One can play with him, help him when he is in trouble, protect him when he is bullied, and share with him when he has something good.