So beautiful. After reading it, I just remember that it was too beautiful, and the painting was too delicate, especially the image of each girl. She was really a beautiful girl. The paintings of male characters are not so splendid, but every female character is very beautiful.
I really hope that behind which door I can see Major's face, of course I am selfish, if that is the case, it may break the original meaning of the work. After the war, Violet finally grew up gradually, gradually becoming a girl who was soft, reasonable and independent, a girl who faced herself and accepted herself. However, I have to say that the character creation is really one-sided and symbolic, but because the paintings are so beautiful, it is easy to arouse my empathy. Although it's not that divine, I appreciate this beautiful painting very, very much, and it makes me cry. I always cry too easily.
However, in Major Zuo's "I love you", the love in it may not be the love of a lover, but love, the love between people, I hope you live, and I hope you can live as an ordinary girl. When he was in the barracks, there were picture books on the table for little girls to read, maybe he wanted to leave it to Violet to read after the war was over. The Major treats Violet like a brother to a younger sister. The words "I love you" really hope she can live, not for the Major's orders, but for Violet herself.
Major who was so gentle in the war, he did leave a light behind Violet. She is the one who is cared for and rescued tenderly.
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