everything has an end, Reivew on Dorian Gray

Life is a gorgeous sadness, and when you find out, it's too late. I haven't read the original book, I haven't seen Wilde's work, and I'm a bit superficial about this movie. Movies are just entertainment, you can take it seriously, if you are the character; of course, you can not take it seriously, because it is unreal. But it is clear that the film is derived from life, thinking about life. In the journey of life, everyone will have several people, who play a key role, and can also be said to be guides, because his guidance will determine the trajectory of life in the future. Maybe someone has no guide, but who can resist the temptation from the outside world. Maybe you say you can resist, but I know you must have weaknesses. It is easy to give in when there is weakness. You may also have no weaknesses because you have given in. I don't really understand how the actors in the film act, but what the film reflects is reality. What is life, is what Eileen Chang said: "Life is a gorgeous robe full of lice." What kind of world is this, and what kind of life do you have? Nobody can decide. Seeking pleasure is a meaning, and asceticism is also a meaning. I think the ultimate question in life is: what to live for and what to have. Everyone will be in the past, and everyone will long for eternity. The past is not forever, but where is forever. Gorgeous will fade eventually, and there will be times when the feast is over. When you are left alone, who do you go to to talk about the beauty of the world. Who can answer this question? In the fleeting years called time, there is no owner, but all are passers-by. Everything will have an end, Faye Wong sings like this.

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