There are many movies and TV dramas now. Some of the pictures are exciting and fresh, and some are purely "story". What happens between people of a specific identity in a specific environment makes it difficult for people to resonate. Of course, I only represent my own opinions and preferences. I have always liked stories told slowly, which can be said to be literary and artistic, especially those with female themes. The portrait of the burning woman can be said to be very in line with my preferences. It can be said that it is more literary, more romantic, and more eye-catching. Although this is also a story that is far from reality, the touching moment makes me feel like this is my story. It's like the night before the separation, no one was willing to sleep, so they kept looking at each other, and whoever was sleepy would wake her up. If you really love someone, you can't see enough of it no matter how you look at it, and you can't help but raise the corners of your mouth. It is also like always feeling that the meeting is too late and that too much time is wasted. The artistic expression of the film is particularly romantic. Why didn't the two of them notice the skirt lit by the bonfire? It turned out that they couldn't hold anything else in their hearts except each other. Such a picture is full of lust, lust, but forbearance, even if the heart is tumbling, the surface is calm, only the hot eyes cannot be hidden. Love always starts from this, ambiguous, cautious, eager and timid, the film shows these very well, about love, about sparks.
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