Who would want to be Annie? Tear up the marriage contract, deceive the family, give up all the abundance and happiness of the existing life, and make all-or-nothing, just to pursue the "true love" that one yearns for - today it is considered to be a concept that only immature boys and girls believe in. Even the man she was fascinated with was only on the nightly radio in Seattle.
But who doesn't want to be Annie? The fiance has just presented the diamond ring, the whole family is waiting to celebrate the big wedding, and everything is on the road to a happy life. Anne still has the courage to pursue the "true love" she has been pursuing since she was a little girl.
When a person has nothing to lose, he may be able to break the status quo and not break or stand.
But when a person's life is good enough, who has the courage to give up everything at the moment and risk losing everything to find it, even if it's just a piece of audio from thousands of miles away?
Annie has the quality that we had as children, but mostly abandoned after hitting a wall many times: "Courage".
Fortunately, I also met a woman who gave up her current stability, defied her family's arrangements, and fought bravely for her love.
Ronaldinho is my Annie.
I hope Miss Luo can find out about my dynamic as soon as possible, and then pick a night to relive this movie with me.
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