What is the most touching paragraph or line in the Korean drama Please Answer 1988?

I feel that the producers and actors of this drama are really conscientious and can mobilize the emotions of the audience so richly. After reading it, I want to watch it again immediately. I feel a lot moved. It is a painstaking work, and there are always some small details that vividly depict family, friendship and love. The affection of the whole play is not affected by details.

I liked Deshanjia at first sight 1988. Her parents understood their children very well, especially after the family economy improved, so that Paula chose to study her favorite law again and choose to do what she liked (I thought of myself at that time ~ maybe I was just the opposite of her! )

Deshan went to see her sister with the food prepared by her mother. On that day, her sister improved the food as she wished! Paula is not as cold as usual. Maybe she is as satisfied as a child eating a crab cooked by her mother. There is a scene depicting Paula's lunch box-it's full of crabs!

I think of Deshan's father eating with relish in the front camera. At first, he didn't pay much attention to what her father was eating, so he went back to watch it again. I didn't see what his father was eating until the camera zoomed in.

If you look closely, you are eating crab legs. Paula's crab really has no legs.

Seeing dad eating with relish and Paula's contented child, I don't know why I burst into tears. Simple but constant affection is reflected in this meal.

There are so many pictures of Deshan's father that I can't stop crying. No screenshots. Let's talk about those plots! For example, Paula bought a small shirt for her father with her salary. When she put it on, her father spread it out and said, "My daughter bought it for me. Just right ... "

Another time, for example, when Paula got married, she bought her father a pair of shoes. This time, Paula bought big shoes. When dad wanted to lead Paula through the wedding hall, Deshan quietly stuffed a piece of paper in dad's shoes. Dad was afraid that Paula would find out and kept saying that these shoes were just right. In fact, Paula, whose mind is delicate and slightly awkward, didn't find it? Maybe she knows it by heart. In the later scene, middle-aged Paula has been helping her father buy shoes and clearly remembers her father's shoe size.

Paula's father said before that his daughter would never cry when she got married, and he proudly said a lot of words to comfort her sentimental mother at that time (many Barabara), but when he sent Paula away that day, he hid in the corner and cried like a child. As a father, he is not good at showing his love to his eldest daughter Paula, and the feelings between him and his eldest daughter are even more forbearing. When my daughter got married, she wrote a letter early for fear that love could not be expressed in words. Paula also wrote a loving letter.

In fact, I am not an emotional person, perhaps because I saw my own shadow in Paula.

Perhaps after listening to the empty "youth" in my heart, or perhaps the little warmth in those plays really poked my tears and poked the soft part of my heart!