What a blessing to see this movie just before graduation. When I work in the future, I should miss this carefree time like the male protagonist. People are like that, probably. After the male and female protagonists got to know each other, the sweet ambiguous period finally cooled down quickly after the male protagonist matured and clumsily counted the math problems of his age, and the two argued about the choice of literary works. Know what you want, the heroine wants to grow up through the hero, and the hero just wants to reminisce about the time gone by. But the past is gone, and there are no shortcuts to growth, Life happens, doesn't it. It turns out that getting old slowly is also a cool thing. This may be the same as when I was a child, I often longed to grow up, but when I grew up, I felt that it was not fun at all. Regarding the issue of literature and life, there are also many references in the movie. On the one hand, you can’t just hold on to the classics, on the other hand, the more books you read, the more cheerful a person will be. “When your reading takes up most of your life, you should close your books and go out more. Look at the world, but when you're in your life you're not as happy as you are with a book by your bedside." This paradox is also fascinating. You can't die reading, and you can't stop reading. This movie has a lot of classical music, Mozart, Bach, Beethoven. I reacted when I saw half of it. Oh, it should be paired with wine. So I poured a glass of whisky and slowly watched their development. The following paragraph was written on 5.20 for that person in the future. And I'm late, sorry, it's past time. Hey, I'm a little drunk, so it's all bullshit, you know? Sometimes I think, in fact, everything I do, reading books, watching movies, listening to music, football and so on. Did I add a little charm to myself? I'm just that kind of person, and beyond that, shouldn't I be a pretty boring person. No wonder no one likes hhh If you see this and decide to like me, I really admire your courage. Hahahahaha. I want to do so many things with you. You know, you're my favorite song, i wanna sing it again.no, forever.
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