Life has two grand themes, one is love and the other is loneliness. Love is adventure and madness, loneliness is destiny and eternity. I think I have never been alone, loneliness is too romantic land, I think I have met love, love is the ocean of dreams. I have only ordinary life, waiting for a long time.
In 1996, many things happened every year. In that year, the United States launched the Mars Pathfinder spacecraft, the Russian ferry was hijacked, the earthquake in Yunnan, China, and I was not born. In 1996, XX was still a beautiful boy with borderline temperament. He successfully created the image of a sensitive, infatuated and neurotic young master from a wealthy family. His melancholy on the golden sand, the fire in his green pupils, made fourteen-year-old Juliet fall in love with Romeo. Shakespeare's deep lines are smashed into fast-paced delicate images, everyone is reading poetry and barking, and the world is filled with violence, death, kisses, as the lines say "How can love be gentle, love is rough. Yes, love is unreasonable, love is stimulating, like a thorn." Some love is destined to have no happy ending, but the painful experience will be the sweetest memory in life.
For a moment, I hope that the film will stop at the unruly Romeo smoking a cigarette and writing his diary in the red and yellow light. He said with a relaxed smile that he is in a good mood today. Stop there, and there will be no great sadness behind, but the West always regards tragedy as an art higher than comedy, because only in this way is it true and it is more like a cruel life. Some people say that this is a tragedy of optimism, but no one can redeem the lonely teenager. The innocent girl wakes up and sees the person she loves drinking poison and falls in her arms. She has no time to feel joy or loss. The world is so bad, she can't help but end her blooming years by sacrificing love. The two families reconciled because of this, but I don't think there is a happy ending. The two protagonists died, and they no longer have life and loneliness except love.
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