Fame translated as "famous in the world" is absolutely majestic. Sure enough, some words can only express a super artistic conception in Chinese. But domestic youth films made in China are really embarrassing. They don't show vigor. They are all about female protagonists, incest and abortion... A youth film that boils chicken soup and pours blood and shows reality. The plot is simple. Fortunately, a few different main lines are compared. It's clear, and the feelings are very pure and specific. It's beautiful from the beginning to the end. What impressed me the most was the part of playing the piano in the restaurant when I was a sophomore, and I was instantly killed by Asher's piano-playing hands and singing. The second is the section where Kevin plans to jump off the track and be rescued after being rejected. The techniques used by the director and the expressions of the actors themselves are very delicate. From Kevin's gait and expression, we can see his desperation, which is enough to show the pressure that ordinary people bear during the transition from school to society. "Four years of ups and downs, of wonderment and disappointment, of ennui and joy. It was everything I'd ever hoped for." The plot was a little unfinished, and what was more surprising was the pajama show at the end, but the dance Still beautiful. Denis's singing is the second highlight of the movie and a rescue artifact. Although her parents were strict at first and even I thought it was a bit extreme, but later when her mother said to her, "We will support you no matter what happens", she burst into tears. After all, parental love is always great. Even if there are thousands of people in front of you, your parents will always be your strong backing. This movie can always let moviegoers find some very wonderful touches: no matter what the future is after graduation, whether it can really be famous all over the world, the youth without regrets in the past few years is the best time. Finally, Malik's classic line: someone will always get ahead, so why not me? The final ending of Jenny and Marco in the prayer drama is not a routine ending of ivory tower love. It's over, spread the flowers~
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