The translated name is a bit familiar, but I knew it was an adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel "Leave Traces of the Past". Is it a coincidence? Thank you Mr. Ping for the recommendation~ The
picture is exquisite and beautiful, but the emotions are restrained and restrained. Uncle Anthony's acting skills are so good that one look Heart-pounding.
Faintly, I have been looking forward to something happening, but between the two of them, there
is a tiger in my heart, and I sniff the rose.
The part where the housekeeper grabbed the book at night was amazing, and at the end the hand that was stagnant in the rain lingering in front of her eyes.
There are too many details to recall slowly, and the aftertaste is endless.
After reading it, I have the urge to read the novel, the same as when I finished reading "The Age of Innocence"...
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