The movie “Miracle in Cell No. 7” opened the 2019 Father’s Day Public Welfare Activity of Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office. The event was held at the 1^st Floor of Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Second Office, along with Taiwan After-Care Association and Kaohsiung Honorary Probation Officers Association. There were more than 30 people who are under custody joined the event. Chief Prosecutor CHOU CHANG-CHIN gave a word to the participants in person.

In his speech, Chief Prosecutor Chou mentioned that father’s love is more implicit and traditional in the oriental society; as a result, you feel the warmth and sternness at the same time. He also encouraged those who are under custody and those who are sons and daughters to spend more time with their parents, even though they can not materially satisfy their parents. Parent’s joyfulness comes from daily companionship; their loves are selfless, so they don’t ask for a return. The supports and interactions from the family are the keys to help people under custody return to society. Therefore, Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office emphasizes the link between each case and his family, and hope this activity can strengthen the possibility of returning to society as well.

In addition to the movie itself, the introduction of the movie guided participants about the father’s love and warmth. Honorable Probation Officer CHANG MEI-HUI and her team taught people under custody how to make “Dreamcatcher,” a native North American handicraft, and take it as a gift to their fathers. Honorable Probation Officer CHANG explained that “Dreamcatcher” has a meaning of bringing good luck; by way of crafting artworks, hope all the participants can “Catch Your life, Dreams Come True.”

Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office held this event before Father’s Day not only to aid people under custody appreciate the preciousness of family, but also to increase family support and family harmony, as well as a feeling of happiness.