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Nian Nian Hong Chen
Dortha 2022-12-20 07:03:15
This drama made me feel a little bit of sorrow of short life and old age. Friends who used to share adversity together actually met at the grave decades later. Nian Nian Hong Chen must finally go away, as if to feel the mood of everyone looking at my tombstone in the future. One hundred years later, there may be someone who is immortal who thinks of my playmate back then. And in two hundred years, the last memory of this world of me will be erased forever, as if it had never appeared before. It counts as an understanding, why so many people, regardless of notoriety or good name, also hope that it will be passed down through thousands of history, begging to carve traces that have appeared in this world.
Extended Reading
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[the other outlaws have left, Mattie heats water on the fire]
Tom Chaney: What are you doin'?
Mattie Ross: I'm getting some water so I can wash my hands.
Tom Chaney: A liitle smut won't hurt you.
Mattie Ross: That's true - or else you and your chums would surely be dead.
Tom Chaney: Don't provoke me. There's rattlesnakes down there in that pit and I'm gonna throw you in it.
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Rooster Cogburn: Damn that Texan - when you need him, he's dead.
LaBoeuf: I ain't dead yet, you bushwhacker. Hang on.