The film tells that the male protagonist and the female protagonist met by accident and spent a few hours together. Later, due to some accidents, the two separated. A few years later, when the two were preparing to get married, they thought of each other and began to look for people all over the world, hoping to meet Ta... …
"Fate is Destined" was released in 2001. The story of the film seems to be very old-fashioned. Two people who have only seen each other for a few hours have no contact for several years, but when they are preparing to get married, they think of each other and hope to find them. Ok, let's not say whether it is found or not, is this fair to the other half who is preparing for the wedding? The love that met for a few hours is stronger than the love that has been with you for a long time and is about to get married? Although love cannot be compared, it can only be said that what is not available is the best!
How long will we be sad when we lose someone now? One?, Two?? Or are they clearly acquaintances, as if they already knew each other, although they have not met, they use two to forget. In the end, I stopped trying to love and didn't want to be a burden to "love".
We use all our energy to fight and work hard, whether it is life or love, in the end the lucky ones get their wish, but more chickens and eggs, all of which are regrettable.
If people have to "struggle" to live the life of an ordinary person—to get married, get married, and have children, I feel that it is not the person who is sick, but the society. The normal social structure should not be that those who want to make some achievements need to "struggle", while ordinary people just need to live, work step by step, get married, have children, and grow old. If this most mediocre life needs to be passed. The so-called "struggle" to obtain, people or free people? Just become slaves of the consumerist society. In Japan, many people (there are many of us who are not married [cover face]) would rather give up the method of passing on genes to offset the resistance to this society, rather than being drained by consumerism. The poor bastards, they are much more sober than those who use their "struggle" to comfort and move themselves. No matter how much leeks can move themselves, they are just leeks.
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