The whole movie "Don't cry, Mom" is so heavy that people really can't express other ways of venting except tears. The most powerful influence of the whole film is the attitude of several violent people. From different angles, the outlook on life is really different. I haven't suffered many setbacks since I was a child. From the outside to the inside, they are still arrogant and unrepentant, and they can engage in sexual violence for the second time, which is really enough to subvert the three views.

In the film, a prosecutor curses that South Korea is a shit country and it is so difficult to raise a child safely. I've always heard that Korean War movies are particularly good. Many parents are a country with a wooden stick, and there is nothing special except that everyone can shoot soap operas such as smelly socks with masks.

If the law can't uphold justice, protect the victims and let the perpetrators get the punishment they deserve, it will only lead to the tragic ending of fighting violence with violence. Fighting violence with violence is irrational, but it also expresses deep disappointment with the law from one side. The performance of the injurer without remorse is the last straw to break the camel's back.