How do you evaluate Uncle Jean s Candy House ?

Around the candy house, pretending that he hasn't grown up yet, doing nothing as a whole, accomplishing nothing but also wanton chic. <>

However, time will disperse the old man, the candy home is not forever, and people will always be forced to grow.

When you have achieved something, don't lose that innocent heart, and don't forget to protect things along the way. I like Uncle Jean's late-night drama, ** depressed is two sides of the coin, aren't we all depressed by life ** and grow up.

I think Uncle Jean's "Candy House" is a very good film. Every plot in it is very engaging, it makes people feel warm, and the framing is very good. The actors interpret the characters vividly and vividly.

It can be said that this is a very good Japanese drama, and the rating is also very high.

Candy House is a very good film, including some of the plots in it will make people feel very warm, and every time you see it, it is also very attractive to you, and some of the scenes in the classroom are also very beautiful, which can make people deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the actors who cooperate with him are also very good, with a high rating.

What Candy House wants to tell is not as simple as being quiet and humorous, but the process of this group of adults really learning to grow up. Taro and Reiko get married, and the friends in the garden begin to face reality.

Those who hold on to certain people or things in the continuous torrent of time will eventually be dispersed by time. The sold Sakura House, the old grandmother, and the former partners in the garden are all like this. But even so, don't forget the sign at the door, don't forget the taste of rice bran pickles, remember what your original dream was, and be a willful adult who is both mature and childlike.

If I had to describe "Candy House" in two words, what I want to say most is "**", followed by "life". In the play, the beautiful man Oda Kirirang bids farewell to the detective and inherits a grocery store. In the small talk between him and his childhood friend, you will find that this is life.

What can really be ** is actually those moving details in ordinary life. The story is bland but has a long aftertaste.

As soon as I read the introduction, I knew it must be what I liked. It became the first Japanese drama I chased. I really like this show!

Each episode of "Candy House" is brought out by a guest actor to tell a small story, and like "Late Night Canteen", it tells the story of the little people around the snack shop, and what is currently appearing is basically the elementary school classmates in Uncle Rang's drama. Each episode of the short story also has a hidden theme like "Late Night Canteen", such as regrets in life and the like.

The excessive indulgence of the parents, skipping school, getting married, although it is sad to watch, there is no real action. I really didn't see what the family education was strict. One of Heath's addicts' monologue is a bit deliberate, and the two young men play it well, but the parents always seem to be strangers, and their actions are very different from what Heath portrays in the film.

It's a story I don't agree with, and I can't understand it.