I've been in love with Hugh Granton for years. Hugh Granton is undoubtedly the kind of man who has natural lethality to women. In every romantic film of his, he knocks on the door of love with the same look and gesture. When I was still ignorant about love, the talkative and reserved bookstore clerk in "Notting Hill" had already constructed a projection of male expectations in my small world.
Today, the corners of his eyes have climbed into wrinkles, but he has entered the emotional siege with the attitude of an outdated singer. After tasting it carefully, "King of K Songs", as always, is pure love. Men and women meet and come together because of the creation of a song. Separated to prove the unshakable power of love, and finally become dependents.
A rambunctious three-pointer by Granton's outdated singer. The kind who was burdened by the false name of the past, but now has to make a living by pleasing a group of old women who have been infatuated with him for many years, he did not interpret the cynicism and did not express the loss of self. He just secretly kept the dream of music that he once had, until that specific person appeared, and she raised the corner of her mouth and flowed out the most touching sentence: "Your song is a dinner." So, self and love were fully recovered.
I don't know if the British love has such a tepid style, but Hugh Granton has always been like this. In his emotional language, there is no too deep love and hate, two people are attracted to each other, you can see infinite tenderness in his eyes, the helplessness of two people's love, but there is only a touch of unnoticeable sadness in his eyes. His soft, slightly stumbling voice rarely utters too many sweet words. His love is packaged with lighthearted humor. On the big stage of the concert, after he sang his last lyric, he flew to the backstage and lifted his beloved woman to kiss wildly. Whether it was moved to tears or a knowing smile, Emotions were challenged in an instant.
Love is unknowingly, tepid, but persistent.
Written in 2008
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