The plot is actually very old-fashioned, lies and derailment, all of which are intertwined into a story of one night, and this night can only be LAST NIGHT, and everything ends after the sunrise. Maybe this is an open ending, but all situations are different. They understand each other, and we can see it more clearly from the perspective of a bystander. Which is more sinful, physical or psychological? There are actually no answers, they are doomed the moment they happen. People who don't care can go on with their old life, it's just a spice that comes up in life. And a serious person may have a knot that belongs to him since then. Life is always made up of a bunch of fucking things, so we just have to go down the road.
Regardless of whether the male protagonist returns from the planet Avatar, he has no feelings for him from beginning to end, and hooks up with a female colleague with thick upper lips that makes people vomit blood. Whether he still loves her wife or not, I do hope he can take this love wherever he goes, out of sight.
Another person's wife, who was hiding in her heart, sat silently on the window sill smoking after she came home in the early morning, her eyes blurred. I don't think she will regret it, but her life will definitely be different from now on. I'm wondering why she doesn't end it all and go after what's on her mind. But she can't, what she has is a marriage and not just a fixed relationship.
The most touching place was not that Alex hugged Joanna until dawn, but looking at all her photos at the airport. At this moment I believe that this man still loves this woman deeply, and they may have missed it. Loving someone doesn't necessarily mean you can stay together, but at least you can keep a place in your heart for the other person, and this place can be forever. The opposite of Xiangru Yimo is not necessarily the two forgetting in the rivers and lakes.
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