If you fall in love with a book because of a movie, it has to be it.
Sorrow, surrender, is the main theme of this film. No matter how smart, how self-reliant and strong Songlian was, in the end, she still longs for a single-minded love and a right to protect herself. This is not because of how much Songlian loves the master, but her life is only the master after she stepped into the Chen family - even her only sustenance - her father's relic - the flute, will be suspected by the master and set on fire Light, even Songlian's horrified and angry expression when she learned of this was nothing but a fuss in the eyes of the master...
Of course Song Lian doesn't love the master, neither does the third wife Mei Shan, the eldest wife can't afford it, the second wife may love the master, but it makes me feel sad - "The little care, please share a little bit. Give it to me" as if everyone in the Chen family was like that - respect the rules, follow the rules, die by the rules.
But no one knew how they died.
I have to say that the Chen family did come up with the best solution when satisfying their selfish desires - lighting the lamp, pounding their feet, and ordering food. Although it is a small matter, but these only joys in life are at the cost of competing for the master, at the cost of depriving others of happiness, but at the cost of your own dignity and happiness, what will you do? What if you were the woman of the Chen family? What should you do?
They have already given the answer - death of heart, pretending to be crazy, calculating, and self-destruction...
As for the eldest young master Feipu, where is he going, it seems that he can only find the answer in the book...
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