old gentleman Ben is earnestly being a gentleman every day, polite, helpful, good at observing others, considerate of others , help colleagues solve problems, and there are quite a lot of good ways. Approachable, mingle with the people around, chatting and talking can automatically switch roles. And most importantly, it's very, very cute! !
Of course, this is inseparable from his life experience. Anyway, the gentleman used to be a vice president.
Ben reminds me of my grandmother. She is also very old, but it doesn't seem to affect their physical strength and intelligence at all. Many young people can't compare to them. The day before yesterday, my grandmother asked me to teach her to play watch. Pioneer, haha, I'm surprised.
I am often proud of such old people who are strong and think well. And they have come a long way in life, they have their own way of doing things, they have their own way of understanding, and it is basically impossible for them to change.
Ben in the intern is a perfect old gentleman who does nothing wrong, so he doesn't need to change, he can change other people. But in reality, many of the elderly can be said to be stubborn. My grandmother is also stubborn and scary in some respects, the kind that doesn't change anything, but the kind that criticizes you. Ha ha.
Ben takes care of Jules like a dad, happy for her happiness and sad for her sadness. Ben encouraged Jules not to compromise for the family, but to be brave and be himself. I feel this is very important. We all know how to do things in life. If we lack the necessary encouragement and support, many of us will give up and not believe in ourselves.
Hathaway's outfits in the film are really good-looking, and I think of her outfits in The Queen Wearing Prada, fashionable! It's really beautiful, but I feel that there are a lot more wrinkles around the corners of my eyes.
Ben is the perfect old gentleman! Learn from him, lol, instead of being a "boy".
"Now there are more and more boys, fewer and fewer men, fewer and fewer girls, and more and more women."
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