Adventures in Beijing

A knee surgery rekindled the dream of "capture the Great Wall" for a mother who was over seventy years old; a family trip that just took place at once allowed a family of four to embark on the road back home to Beijing. She is a little girl who came to Thailand across the ocean; now, she has to return to her homeland in her later years, just to leave a victory of her own on the Great Wall. This is not a record of a luxurious trip, but a concern that spans seventy years; it is not a simple parent-child trip, but a daughter leading her mother to complete a pilgrimage of desire and courage. The suitcase contains scarves, umbrellas and dentures, and my heart contains longing, expectation and never-ending nostalgia. As the mother and daughter laughed and joked all the way through the wind and snow in Beijing, the red walls of the Forbidden City, and the steps of the Great Wall, they constantly confirmed a simple but most precious fact - home is not just a place to live, but also a direction that they still want to go back to after a lifetime. This is a documentary story that uses humor to describe warmth, travel to describe longing, and Beijing to describe life. After reading this, you will want to immediately hold the hand of an elder in your family and say: Let's realize that long-delayed wish together.