the city

Jolie 2022-04-23 07:02:49

Paris, European-style streets and buildings, dilapidated subway stations, interweaving French and English, people in a hurry... These seem to be no different from Ottawa. Our imaginings of what distant and exotic landscapes will look like are all illusions. The same clouds and wind, the same withered leaves and hustle and bustle, the city may be like this.
But where did those urban feelings come from? There must be a reason for the wishes of those who were born in the old age and the sense of belonging of those souls.
Those reasons may spread in casual details. When I saw the smile of the beautiful Muslim girl in the photo, it shone brightly in the sun; when I saw the red trench coat swaying in the wind, and one hand waved the railing beside me; when I saw the lip prints on Wilde's tomb; When I see that iconic move of the comedian, the beauty of turning a sad face into a smile instantly.
Our lives are the same calm, when some subtle things sneak into the depths of our hearts, we all smile tacitly, from this we know that this is the meaning of our existence.
We are all like that traveler, traveling alone, doing ordinary things, eating ordinary food, and suddenly thought of a beautiful memory from many years ago, and suddenly moved by where we are. We exist, perhaps there are many sorrows, perhaps there are many feelings that are difficult to express, and we suddenly feel the weight of life. Such a poetic experience, these emotions that have been submerged in daily triviality, suddenly emerged. From this we know that this is the meaning of the journey, the journey of the body and the journey of the heart.

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Extended Reading
  • Crawford 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    The clown is the best, and the Du Kefeng and the vampire are the most inexplicable.

  • Norberto 2022-03-27 09:01:11

    I have to say that the impact and aesthetics of Du Kefeng's section are higher than other directors; the Coen Brothers' pure American humor; Elizabeth Kucher's, although the plot is cliché, but this is true love; Walter Sellers' 16 The area is extremely short, but extremely shocking. The emotion of the mother singing nursery rhymes and the distance between the fingers teasing the baby are so different. If you haven't read it yet, continue after reading it.

Paris, je t'aime quotes

  • Zarka: You're even worse at this than getting girls.

    Franois: My friends do that stuff, not me.

    Zarka: They're pathetic.

    Franois: You have beautiful hair, why do you have to cover it up?

    Zarka: I don't have to. I choose to.

    Franois: Too bad, 'cause you're so pretty.

    Zarka: You mean I'm not beautiful in my hijab?

    Franois: [laughs] That's not what I meant.

    Zarka: You and your friends don't know shit about women. Why talk to them like that? When you can see they don't like it? If I want to look beautiful, I do it for me. When I wear this I feel part of a faith, an identity. I feel good. That's what beauty is. Tell that to your friends. Then maybe one day, they might even get laid.

  • Carol: Sometimes I think it would be nice to have someone, with whom to share this life.