Many people criticize the story for being cliché. Old-fashioned? Maybe. Those things about men and women have been experienced by hundreds of millions of people in the long river of history, and have also been interpreted by countless literary and artistic works. Beautiful love stories are like dancing tango, step by step, you retreat, I advance, you look back, I stare. However, those who have experienced love can relive those tempting moments that they have had, or the frowning by the bonfire, or the desire to talk when they are slightly drunk.
The most old-fashioned, in fact, is, and, is, one, forbidden love. How much human beings like animals who can create difficulties without difficulty! I don't know why when there is a taboo shackle, love will burst out with greater vitality. But can you feel it? When we watch a forbidden love, there will be some old memories in our hearts that we don’t want to look back on. On a certain day in a certain month, we will let go of it resolutely or helplessly for one reason or another. . The pain is over, but the scars will always be there. If the hero and heroine can persevere on our behalf and go through fire and water with the aura of the protagonist, what reason do ordinary us have not to cry in their stories?
Why does this sad and happy story make people feel warmer in this cold winter, and has an invincible lethality? The male and female protagonists are in a huge whirlpool of the times. The wrestling of the situation makes them all know that they should keep a safe distance from each other, but they approach each other step by step until no external force can separate them. Like a small chess piece in the big hands of fate, every step seems to stumble forward in the minefield without retreating, but in fact, every time they choose big or small, there is another way in front of them to take, and They always naturally choose the option that benefits the other, or at least doesn't hurt the other. Reminds me of the famous fragment from The Little Prince "My rose, an ordinary passerby thinks she is just like you. But she alone is more important than all of you, because I watered her. Because she I put it in the flower cover. Because she was protected by a screen. Because the caterpillars on her body (except two or three to turn into butterflies) were eliminated by me. Because I listened to her grievances And self-proclaimed, even sometimes I listen to her silence. Because she is my rose.”
People who criticize the plot always like to ask, what is the reason for the male protagonist to fall in love with the female protagonist? In my opinion, the character of the heroine is that she will always take a step forward when encountering problems, but she will take a step back when dealing with people. It is a must-kill weapon for the male protagonist of Wenqing who is deliberately self-enclosed but has a very competitive nature. What I admire most is that even though the heroine found that she was deeply rooted in her heart and couldn't let go, she never had the thought of not going back. When the camera switched between the warmth of the small town in North Korea and the crisis of the chaebol family in South Korea, even I was moved, why is this silly child going back, and how good it is to stay. But it was her life that created her charm and her love. She gave up on herself. Where did the little tomatoes take root and sprout?
It seems that no one has asked, why does the female lead fall in love with the male lead? The splendid image of this 360-degree peerless boyfriend with no dead ends is impeccable, and people have no motivation to lay out their ink here. Hyun Bin doesn't have to do anything, just standing there stably fits the whole of this character's image, strong yet elegant, noble yet humble, warm yet with a hint of loneliness. What's more, the light in his eyes, the pain in his brows, his fortitude when he perseveres, and his arrogance when he acts like a spoiled child, have brought us a lively splendor. As for every little thing the male protagonist does for the female protagonist without asking for anything in return, he can write a book about falling in love. If the male protagonist still has a little flaw, it is that he still has idealized ideas about political struggle. It may be because he was not raised as a prince since he was a child. His mother said he was a warm child, alas, kindness does not hold the army.
At the end of the play, I really felt a sense of brokenness.
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