Watched this movie out of curiosity about the girl who helped dating.
repressed. This is the biggest feeling after watching it.
The love between Yi Jun and Jie Rong is the love between two girls. The picture of them together in the bathroom is beautiful. Why did Jierong jump off? Do they dream of going to Europe because they don't have to worry about other people's eyes? Why is Jierong always smiling? Putting the beauty of religion on selling yourself to ugly middle-aged people, and convincing yourself that an hour in a small hotel is not just a physical relationship, that's the only way to feel better - is that so?
Yijun wants to do what his friend did before his death. The first time she also told the guests that they were different, the second time, the third time... She came to pay back the money she had received. She is her. She has become her. Yi Jun, is this the only way to express your love for Jie Rong? Oh, and besides love, there is guilt.
Yijun must have guessed that his father knew. Her dreams are so realistic. Do you feel guilty?
No, she is not guilty.
Her father eventually taught her to drive. Yes, she will be the one sitting in the driver's seat in the future, not the co-pilot seat she was in when she was found to be in a relationship several times. She has to learn to take control of her life.
This is a detour. But as an audience, I vaguely feel more than that. For example, why is Jierong always smiling? What was Yijun laughing at when he was in bed with that relatively young man?
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