I watched it off and on for three days before I finished the two and a half hours of married life. The overwhelming lines reveal human nature bit by bit, which is very profound. The pictures that are depressing and lengthy, always enclosed in the world of the two, reveal the boring, trivial and trivial nature of marriage very truly. Whether it is the shooting technique, the plot narration, or the choreography of the lines, the acting skills of the actors are all too artistic, too awesome. The two vastly different individuals of men and women cannot be harmonious and unified, so whether marriage is made a yoke or is set as a yoke from the beginning. Why do we need to add love to the marriage in order to reproduce offspring? Why does it have to be restricted by marriage in order to pursue love? Since marriage is a system, why does it encounter moral kidnapping? Marriage has always been so confusing since ancient times, and there is nothing wrong with not getting married. Since you are married, you have to keep maintaining the conservation of motion, a constant parallel line. Those who are interested are recommended to watch it. Those who have fantasies about marriage can subvert their cognition, and those who are disappointed in marriage can find resonance. There is a big happy quarrel in the back, which is a small wave of the whole movie. It is very emotional to watch. The whole play is constantly challenging the weaknesses of human nature. It is estimated that this is the chemical reaction between men and women?
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