Every frame is a textured image. It's nice to be slow and serious about doing things. It's the feeling of an old man's home. The creaking sound of the old fan, the half-closed curtains and the cool breeze, the good things come naturally, properly, and effortlessly.
After reading it, it feels different from seeing half of it. I haven't seen this kind of movie for a long time. Now it seems that the dull lines and the straight-forward dialogue scenes are the stubbornness of the old movies. At that time, the movie was still solemn, and it was a work of art in the palm of the hand. If you shed a tear for it, it would smile knowingly.
What I admire most is the way of living and doing things, doing one thing well at a time. But now I can't say what is important. When everything is heavy, everything is light. "Think like a philosopher, do things like a craftsman." The words written on a passing Gome promotional poster were ignored when they were impetuous, hahaha. "Cars, horses, and mail are all slow, and the keys are beautiful and beautiful" is an old topic and old lyrics, but it will always be emotional.
Why do we always have to "go". It seems that if you don’t go, you don’t live well. But, gone, still the same, live.
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