In fact, I was very touched by this movie. At the end, the scene where the male and female protagonists left each other in the taxi made me cry. How many people have parted, said goodbye, and then said goodbye to each other in the past. What remains in the memory are those beautiful youths who can't help but cry every time they touch them. How many people can extend the happiness of falling in love when they were young to marriage and whiteheads?
"Your skin is different from what I remember." I have heard exactly the same sentence the actor said. In 2009, I broke up with my boyfriend who had been in love with me in college for nearly 4 years. He returned to China half a year ago. When we meet again, all the emotions flooded. He also said the same thing to me. "Is it rough? Is it old?" Probably all women would react like this. "Am I much older than the dancing Sarah?" If I were the heroine and we met again, this might be the question I would most like to ask.
"Chunjiao and Zhiming" was released in April. After reading it, I felt a little moved in my heart, but I also felt that there would be a big difference between ideals and reality. Peng Haoxiang is trying to create a perfect ending to make us believe in love again. Hans Canosa, on the other hand, told the story of a couple who broke up. There was no mistress and no interests. After they separated, they lived hard, and the intimacy was unstoppable after they met.
People who have loved each other are of course familiar with each other, and then the years will continue to carve a lot of marks on the other half that you have not kept pace with - the heroine has scars on her body, which is a gift from the years to separate these times, and these , you, walked without escort. If one day he thinks you are ugly, old and unlovable, I am willing to accompany you for the rest of the time, feed you water, walk with you... Isn't this very touching? But so what.
There are many good things in life, and not all of them can be favored for you. I just hope that you can grasp the one around you and don't lose it again. What's more, the multiple-choice question in life is that, without trying, the answer may always be good or bad.
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