'Tis the season of thanksgiving, love, and feels. Earlier this month, the Busan Police surprised families attending the Christmas tree festival "2014 Forget It! Concert," where they showed a touching video that moved the audience to tears.

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The video was a compilation of youths addressing their families, thanking them and expressing what they couldn't say before.

In the clip shown above, one particular brother and sister pair address their mother, who is grieving the death of their father. At the 1:20 mark, the sister starts off by saying, "Mom, you're surprised, right? Because we have an opportunity to say thanks, we're saying thanks to you now. Although I can't support you materially (financially), I will do my best to become a daughter who supports you with a warm heart. I love you Mom."

The brother adds, "Mom... I said I would take care of you after Dad passed away yet because of my excuse of being busy I have not been able to take care of you; but when I see you have surgery on your leg, when I see you work, whenever I see the image of your back, I feel very sad. After Dad passed away, I've seen you cry a lot and be lonely; instead of Dad, who is in heaven, I'll take on the role of your husband and I will put in effort to become a son you can be proud of. I love you mom."

The mother is visibly moved as she is caught on camera crying while watching both messages. Meanwhile at the 3:05 mark, another teary young woman says to her mother, "Now� I'm still immature, and yet I'm so thankful that you (Mom) can give birth to me and love me at my age," pouring out her true feelings as well.