Nuan chun

It's a lovely story, a real tearjerker. Basically it tries to say that sharing what you have is good, which is what all parents try to teach their children. Funny thing is, modern society tends to teach the opposite, i.e. possessive individualism is good. When there's a crisis just go shopping. With so much plenty and wealth around us we still can't be happy, and yet in rural society all it takes is an egg or a potato pancake! I suspect some of it will come across as socialist propaganda (yes, there's a bit of it) and it'll probably take a super apocalyptic event (2012?) to teach us that human beings have to find a way to share, that the environment can't survive all of us hankering after an SUV-in-the-garage lifestyle. It's worth watching just so we can re-think that age-old question - about do human beings really need?