这句话真是个绝妙又让人心碎的比喻，配合安东尼·霍普金斯的影帝级演绎，让

This sentence is really a wonderful and heartbreaking metaphor, with the actor-level interpretation of Anthony Hopkins, it makes people want to cry. The memory of AD patients is like the branches and leaves of the same tree. Now the years have ruthlessly plundered them away, and the traces left by the wind and rain in life have also disappeared in the memory. So what is left of them? How do they have a place to stand "in the present"?

It's a wonderful and heartbreaking metaphor, and it's a little tearful with Anthony Hopkins's cinematic interpretation. Remembering AD patients as if they were the branches of a tree, now the years ruthlessly snatched them away, the wind and rain experienced in life in the memory of the traces also disappeared, then what do they have left? How do they have a cone in the "moment"?

This sentence is a wonderful and heartbreaking metaphor, with Anthony Hopkins's movie king level deduction, people almost want to cry. Memory is like the branches and leaves of a tree to AD patients. Now years have mercilessly swept them away, and the traces left in memory by the wind and rain in life have also disappeared. So what are they left with? How can they have a foothold in the "present"?<br>