At first, I thought it was my eyesight, "The director is Chen Yingying". It must be a typo, right? Anyway, I haven't read this book, isn't it written by a Japanese, but a Vietnamese novel?
The forest in Norway. It's been a while since I've seen these five words -- and they've appeared too many times in all parts of my life. At first, I thought it was invented by Haruki Murakami himself. I went to Norway to see the beautiful mountain scenery, so I wrote a travel note. A little bigger, I know it's a Beatles song, and it's not very good. Later, Wu Bai also had such an unintelligible song. . . It was quite catchy and sang all over the street for a while. Even though my age and mood at the time were quite willing to join the pretend B youth, I didn't arrange this book into my B life in the end.
Saw a movie today. Ah, that's what I was talking about.
Today, I have passed the stage of pretending to live in B, and I have begun to wander in the sea of life in the SB stage. It is still a bit surprising that I suddenly bumped into such a movie - why is there still people in this world who are collecting those garbage for me? what. Thinking of the "Guanyin Mountain" I watched a few days ago, I was a little moved. Sure enough, there are still good people. Seeing our confused life, they are willing to give us a hand.
But this movie, Norwegian Woods, is just so weird. Maybe I should read the book before watching this movie - the director's awareness in the movie is too strong, the clear colors and innocent dialogue of the big group, I admit that it is a very beautiful film, and the soundtrack is also good. But for a viewer like me who has no background in the original work, it's just that the male pig looks like Song Seung-heon, and the female pig looks like Liang Jingru. If you are not afraid of being scolded by the author's fans, I will briefly describe this movie. From the perspective of a female pig, it is "Stone Girl's Lover's Development Plan"; from the perspective of a male pig, it is "I. Fucking youth orgasm" Then there is emptiness."
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