The first 30 minutes make people think that this is a women's soap opera. Looking at it again, it is slowly fascinating and intriguing.
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The heroine cried three times.
At one point, I started raising my newborn daughter alone. At first, I set the alarm to 5:30, and then changed it to 5:00, and all of a sudden I cried out under the quilt.
Moscow does not believe in tears
The second time was when the lover of a married man was almost caught cheating at the man's house by the other's wife. Perhaps the heroine realized how sad she is now. Lying in bed crying.
Moscow does not believe in tears
The third time was when True Love ran away for eight days, the heroine was heartbroken, and all the best friends came to the house. The last best friend's husband is also a friend for many years. Got this Mr. True Love back. The hostess sat on the chair with tears in her eyes and a smile.
Moscow doesn't believe in tears, but this Mr.right was dissolved by her tears.
The time spans from the life stage of the heroine to the age of 20, 30 to 40 years old.
Two discussions at the same table. Twenty years later, the TV photographer who abandoned the heroine told his daughter the same remarks. The tragedy of the past broke out again at this moment.
The heroine smiled when she heard the words that life only began at the age of forty twenty years ago. What twenty years old? I am old. And 20 years later, to the scumbag who abandoned him, life at the age of 40 has just begun.
It has to be said that these structures of the screenwriter and director echo the beginning and end, making the whole story intriguing. Life is unpredictable, but when he happens, you feel that it is indeed the case.
The last of the hostess: How long have I been looking for you?
It makes people feel hopeful and moved.
Each of us is experiencing "Moscow does not believe in tears". But we have always harbored the hidden hope of waiting for the person who can bring happiness and a happy future, so we have not given up.
"How long have I been looking for you?" is undoubtedly what he said when he was full of happiness and ecstasy after experiencing the bitterness of life.
Of course, the story is also accompanied by the accumulation and progress of Soviet society. Including the era content of the "search for men" movement at that time and so on.
However, as a female audience, what moved me the most was the story of this independent and strong woman's pursuit of happiness.
At one point, I thought it would be a tragedy.
But fortunately, the idealists still stick to——
Keep the clouds open and see the moon.
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