2012年5月,菲裔理发师马克·布斯托斯与父亲回到阔别多年的菲律宾。走在熟识的老街,布斯托斯百感交集,几十年光阴流逝,然而贫穷、饥饿与疾病依然使这里的人们饱受煎熬。一群衣衫褴褛、头发蓬乱如枯草的孩子跟在布斯托斯身后,好奇地打量着他的衣着及发型。他们告诉布斯托斯,他们喜欢他的发型,可是他们的父母没有钱带他们去理发。布斯托斯的心里五味杂陈,他买来理发工具,站在街边为那些孩子理发。每一个 In May 2012, Filipino barber Mark Bustos and his father returned to the Philippines after a long absence. Walking in familiar streets, Bustos mixed feelings, decades passed away, but poverty, hunger and disease still make the people here suffer. A group of children with ragged, disheveled hair and hay followed Bustos, curiously looking at his clothes and hairstyle. They told Bustos that they liked his hairstyle, but their parents did not have the money to take them to the barbershop. Bustus’s heart mixed, he bought hairdressing tools, standing in the street for those children haircut. Every