Today, I will give you a 20 1 1 Spanish animated film from Amway. The film is called Wrinkles. This is a humorous and serious animation, which discusses aging, Alzheimer's disease and how to face aging.

The old man who was named Rockefeller by his roommate just after he entered the nursing home gradually integrated into the life of the nursing home. He got to know the grandfathers of "getting rid of my brother", "putting everything in the bag", "repeater", "alien paranoia" and "permanent passengers on the Orient Express" ... He can't stop the progress of Alzheimer's disease on himself, but he may be able to have one.

I sincerely recommend friends over the age of 30 to savor this wrinkle carefully, and you will certainly know and plan for your elderly grandparents, parents and your own pension problems. Maybe you will gain the courage to face aging, or you will plan a trip home. In short, once people have passed the age of "growing up", what awaits us is getting old.

This wrinkle reminds me of an episode in Hanging the Swing, about a president who refuses to compromise with his age and finally chooses to return to his family, which is also quite tearful. Personally, I always feel that when people are old, we may not give them more labels, but just classify them as "old people". But in the eyes of old people, life may be more interesting than you think. ...

Finally, I think of my grandfather in Little Miss Sunshine, my mother-in-law in One by One, and my late grandmother and grandfather ... I believe everyone will think of many wonderful past events when they see this wrinkle, and stay at home and watch cartoons on weekends.