the pursuit of happyness

My wife and I, we went to see the movie "the pursuit of happyness" last Sunday night, we were so touched by the story. It's adapted from someone's real life.
After we stepped out of the theater, I ask my wife if she cried and when. She replied yes and it's at the time the Gardner (Will Smith) got the job after months internship. I didn't tell her mine, yes, I did tear too. But not because he got the job. For me, it's more than just a encouraged movie talking about American dream. When the son laying on the bed of a shelter, he said to his father:"You are a good father." At that time, I burst into tears, the tear's not just standing in my eyes, they kept flowing on my face. It's my first time crying for movie.
I thought of Peihua--my son. he has no chance to say that to me, and, I am not his good father.
In fact, my wife and I, we've never cried for Peihua at the same time, when she cried, I mostly just set besides her and tried to make myself calm badly; when I cried, she did the same thing to me. I think she has the same feeling, if we cry together, that will be very sad and endless.
PS, about the movie, I believe there is thousands of people in the States, they work hard as the Gardner does, but still not succeed. This world is not really flat, or fair, we are all lucky to see the movie in theaters and seat in front of computers and read this blog.
PS2. One thing interesting, our country, The Republic of China, Taiwan's flag appears in the film, now this movie may not be allowed to be shown in China. Ha ha!