In fact, I really like this movie. Of course, it is mainly because Marquez wrote it well. When I was young, I was always more inclined to romantic and realistic works. I felt that the postmodern style was really terrible, so it was the first time. When I watched "One Hundred Years of Solitude", I felt like I didn't understand anything. But that's how good books are. You can't understand them at first, but at some point you suddenly feel that maybe you can understand a little bit. When you pick up the book again, you will find that the master is worthy of being a master, and the classics are forever. is a classic. Because of Marquez, I have been fascinated by this "Love in the Time of Cholera" for a long time, but I have never watched it.
If this is a story about Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai or Romeo and Juliet, it's really hard to impress me now. But he is not, even the male and female protagonists are not separated because of external resistance, but the female protagonist. Then, I woke up the moment I saw you. Many people say that this is far-fetched, but I don't know why I feel the most about this part, because the sweetness in the front is like an illusion, just like the heroine's father said it was an illusion, they sent a telegram and wrote a letter, and then also He will continue to beautify each other, but the moment he really sees it, he may really feel that, but that's all, a kind of mirage has been broken by himself. So there is a sense of boredom. But the male protagonist didn't. He couldn't forget it. Maybe as he said, his destiny may be to love her.
Since then, the male and female protagonists have been separated for more than 50 years, waiting for her husband to die first, and then finding pleasure in each woman after losing his chastity and breaking his promise, but at the same time. Full of sin, he never forgot the heroine. Even so firmly remembered that ridiculous agreement that he would wait for her husband to die. At this point he's stubborn like a child, so he panics when he sees her husband looking younger, he's afraid that the one he loves will die before her husband, and he starts to be afraid of his own Aging and death. The heroine, in marriage, is just as painful and superfluous as she said, and objectively speaking, her husband is a good person. She will protect her from her mother-in-law, and she has truly loved her. Even if she cheats later, she will cut it off and try her best to get her back. I'm not here to praise this kind of behavior or like some people say that such a man should get a divorce or something. I don't express any opinions on these remarks, but I will feel deeply tired of marriage. These things are even a common phenomenon in marriage, regardless of men and women, but overall I can't say how much the heroine is living. awful.
She was just living a normal and trivial and boring married life, and the love of the male protagonist really moved me at this time. It’s easy to be desperate when you are young. It’s normal to feel unrepentant when you break up for the first time, and it’s normal to be in pain. After losing your virginity for the first time, you feel that you are full of sins, so it is understandable that you can’t wait to stay closer to her. But after many years, her husband cheated, she hid in the country for a while, and his heart seemed to be driven to the edge of the cliff by God, he longed and prayed to hear from him, he even said that he hoped I really believe where she died, so that he can give up. At this time, I was moved, because I knew that this man was really born for love, and the heroine has become the belief and salvation in life. So when he heard her voice in the theater, the young man even thanked God with tears in his eyes.
In the end, the husband of the heroine died. The hero said that very classic line, to the effect that it has been 51 years since the first time I saw you, and I have always loved you deeply. Two old bodies are beautiful when they hug in the sun. In the end, they spent nearly three years together, but it was a lifetime of satisfaction. only gods know how much i loved you!
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