"When you love someone, it's hard to count his strengths, because his strengths are not one by one, but are connected together. He does not represent any conditions or interests, and deep in your heart is a certain feeling, When he glanced back at him inadvertently, his deep-set eyebrows at that moment, when you bumped into a glance, invaded the city, at first you didn't know the storm was coming, but then it made you overwhelmed countless times" - Six Days.
The picture quality of this film is impeccable. The whole platoon is very refreshing. If this movie is defined as a youth film, it is obviously different from other "cool operations" youth in Europe and America. It's more like saying, "Love is an aesthetic feeling, not a fancy meal, but an evocative porridge side dish. It begins in confusion and ends tactfully. It's not shocking, but it's lovely."
Aster and Chu are the people who can understand each other the most. This understanding is different from Paul's candor. They have the same shackles they want to break, and they have the genius-like insights of artists. These are things that Paul can't do.
Both Aster and Chu have their own contradictory aesthetics. Aster seems quiet but unwilling to be at the mercy of the family; Chu has a bright mind and vows to leave this small place.
I will never forget the church scene. Chu said, "Love is impersonal, love is selfish, and love is bold." Love is willing to destroy beautiful paintings in order to get masterpieces. Is this really your most daring touch?
The show ended up with an open ending. Hope Aster can remember Chu's years later I came to you. I also hope that Paul's new formula of loyalty will sell well. I hope everyone can have the courage to chase.
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