I felt discouraged while watching the first half of the movie. A beautiful, elegant, highly educated woman, how could she finally find an old and ugly man who has accomplished nothing and is a veteran of Fengyue. Is it really a first-class woman with a third-class man? In particular, Koshav got mad at his wife, thinking that the more education she had, the more trouble she would get. I'm so pissed.
But the movie turns on the positive side. Koshav's concept is outdated because he was educated and nurtured in this way since he was a child, and after facing different voices and realities, he chose to keep pace with the times.
He and his wife are on the same side. Because of this, he is a good husband.
This is what makes him extraordinary.
The second half of the movie is more exciting.
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