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Belated Confession: My Mother and I
Literature迟来的告白：我和我妈妈
Huang Huizhen
If you like "Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise", then this book is not to be missed. In 2017, Taiwanese director Huang Huizhen won the Teddy Bear Award for Best Documentary at the 67th Berlin Film Festival for "Daily Conversations". This book "Belated Confession" is a record and supplement to the video work "Daily Dialogue". The book tells the story of Huang Huizhen's wandering life in his early years and every moment of getting along with his mother. Due to her father's domestic violence, she ran away from home with her mother when she was very young. During the days when he and his mother were dependent on each other, Huang Huizhen often felt that there was a wall between him and his mother, unable to enter each other's hearts. A huge question has been swirling in her mind: Does mother love me? It was not until forty years later that Huang Huizhen finally plucked up the courage to go to his mother and ask him personally. Not being loved by (parents) may be a conjecture that many people have had. As Sheng Ke said when evaluating this book: "There are always some secrets growing in dark and humid places, imprisoned by oneself. Sunshine is an equal thing, and bravery is a medal that overcomes all inequality. This book talks about mothers and also analyzes oneself. It is simple and sincere, and is far more deeply rooted in people's hearts than gorgeous and hypocritical sensationalism."
If you like "Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise", then this book is not to be missed. In 2017, Taiwanese director Huang Huizhen won the Teddy Bear Award for Best Documentary at the 67th Berlin Film Festival for "Daily Conversations". This book "Belated Confession" is a record and supplement to the video work "Daily Dialogue". The book tells the story of Huang Huizhen's wandering life in his early years and every moment of getting along with his mother. Due to her father's domestic violence, she ran away from home with her mother when she was very young. During the days when he and his mother were dependent on each other, Huang Huizhen often felt that there was a wall between him and his mother, unable to enter each other's hearts. A huge question has been swirling in her mind: Does mother love me? It was not until forty years later that Huang Huizhen finally plucked up the courage to go to his mother and ask him personally. Not being loved by (parents) may be a conjecture that many people have had. As Sheng Ke said when evaluating this book: "There are always some secrets growing in dark and humid places, imprisoned by oneself. Sunshine is an equal thing, and bravery is a medal that overcomes all inequality. This book talks about mothers and also analyzes oneself. It is simple and sincere, and is far more deeply rooted in people's hearts than gorgeous and hypocritical sensationalism."