Asking for foster care must have a correct attitude

Roderick 2022-04-19 09:03:00

The great thing about French films is that they are not political, and of course that's what makes them frivolous. But on such a sultry and boring summer night, a lighthearted and fun French movie is indeed a good choice.
This movie can be called "true love is priceless" for some innocent people, and "love of chickens and ducks" with malice, but in the final analysis, it is a touching story about a man who is fascinated by a woman. In "Dae Jang Geum", Mr. Min can abandon his political position in order to love women. The hotel waiter in "True Love is Priceless" allows him to abandon his moral position in order to love women. Perhaps this is where French men are romantic.

Goethe said: The eternal woman leads us forward. Jean's eternal woman, Irene, leads him to become a soft fan and imparts all the secrets of sugar daddy without reservation.
Is it Jean's talent or the commonality of French men? Based on the love and respect for women, it did not make Jean feel any humiliation and discomfort in getting along with the lady. On the contrary, he walked around the old women with ease, and then helped the beloved goddess to pay for the room, buy the dress, and help her smoothly enter the dinner party of the upper class to catch Kaizi.

It is said that to truly love someone is to make them happy. But if you want to condone your beloved woman to go out and hook up, it is an incredible approach. True love is small, cuckold is big. Wearing a cuckold is a very useless thing. Wearing a green hat and going out to sell it is simply challenging the limit of the Chinese people's view of love.
But Jean doesn't mind this, he does whatever she asks him to do, he only listens to her. Of course, we as the audience didn't mind at all, we were looking forward to how things would develop in more absurd forms until the climax, anyway, the ending of the story was also thought out with the toes, and they put aside the flashy, the love is stronger than gold.

From a female standpoint, I would like to pay tribute to the nobility of the hero. A man can be so wholehearted, even if he lacks some brains, it may not mean that he has reached the target of love. Irene, the gold worshipper in the film, was finally awakened by love, blinded by jealousy, or tired of parasitic life. What I like about her is that she never dedicates herself to him because of being moved. Being moved to have love or sex is extremely bad behavior.

The fairy tale of Cinderella has given us a very bad enlightenment education. A woman born with a cold fear can change her fate and marry a prince by relying on her young beauty and deception designed by her. But the cruel reality is that there are too many Cinderellas and too few princes. Irene's dream is to marry a rich man, but unfortunately, she has bad luck and always lives an unreliable concubinage life. Falling in love with a rich man is described in the film as so unbearable that in addition to sleeping with him, he is also deprived of his freedom of life. Even the luxury goods purchased on weekdays are full of dangers of being confiscated. For example, Irene has a second Mi Nan. Maybe if you get married, you can get alimony if you get divorced, but rich people are often more savvy women who can have them without getting married. Why do they have to marry her? Anyway, according to Irene's route, it can be said that there is no future.

Irene's ideals are too lofty. If she can face up to the real situation, become a mistress, and talk about monthly maintenance fees, she will not be so miserable after being abandoned and penniless. But whether it is falling in love or seeking support, half-heartedness is not acceptable. You must have a correct attitude, otherwise you think the other party is easy to fool?

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Priceless quotes

  • Irène: But charm is more valuable than beauty. You can resist beauty, but you can't resist charm.

  • Jean: Referring to the expensive watch Madeleine has bought for him: "That's not a watch. It's a treasure chest." In French "C'est pas un montre. C'est un coffre."