Maybe I've watched a lot of this type of movie, and when I saw the last whole movie, it seemed to tell a lot but it didn't seem to say anything. Maybe the movie is not the same as other movies... It's easy to find a main line.
They live and grow together. In front of life, they have their own troubles and anguish. In the eyes of many people, their way of life and rhythm are somewhat different from ours, and God seems to have arranged them together on purpose. At different stages, In the face of different ideological problems, they actually discovered each other, and they explained each other in their own way, without the boundaries of gender and age at all. In this "family" without a fixed traditional marriage relationship, their thoughts and lifestyles are arbitrary. The collision indirectly affected each other's views on life and thought about the meaning of life. The elder thought about what he was going through, and sometimes smiled bitterly. The young man Wuji explores the world and looks back to remember it calmly. They are all wise men, masters of life, and one of the souls of women of that era.
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