Entering the topic, a large part is the memories of the two and various delusions. I don't know much. I just think that this is an explanation and rendering, and the picture is very impactful. As for the shape, some people say that it is weird and unbeautiful. I want to say, this is a mental hospital. Do you want the children to watch the documentary or go for an inspection? I think the exaggerated shape can better highlight the character's characteristics. Yingjun's face only has a pair of big ethereal eyes and dentures. robot identity. Yishun subconsciously thinks that he is invisible because he is not valued by his family. He escapes in case of trouble and proves his existence by stealing. Therefore, he often wears a mask and imagines that he exists as someone else. That's what cuteness means.
The picture has a sense of color, adding an element of delusion. I personally think the rhythm is similar to that of "Charlie's Chocolate Factory". understand. Some people say that the scene where everyone applauds when they eat in the cafeteria is contrived, but that's not the point.
Maybe my gender limitation is still focused on emotions. What moved me the most was Yishun's pure love. He shed tears for Yingjun, and that moment was beautiful. Since stealing the etiquette, he can only go backwards, and Yingjun can't secretly follow and observe himself and get angry; he thinks of the consequences of Yingjun's stealing his sympathy and blames himself; Draw a small door on the back; find a way to help Yingjun escape from the forced room, soothe her emotions and sing to her; treat children gently and teach Yingjun to eat, read her lips, and help her find lightning in the rain . And a kiss in the garden (personally, I think it should be awkward, not so hot, and more in line with the two).
Hey, I watched it as a Korean drama, sorry. . . (aka how powerful it can be, do you think it is Taobao?)
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