Using their powder and skin care products, they don't know her family history at all.
Many people say that the movie describes too much of his entanglement with men, which is not good.
But I feel that behind every successful woman there must be a man willing to give, just
as every successful man must have a woman willing to sacrifice.
Youth is fleeting, COCO
has been absorbing and forging ahead like a sponge in a limited time.
This is worth learning for every young girl.
In fact, looking at the whole story, I don't understand why BOY didn't marry her in the end.
Obviously BOY loves her, because COCO is too strong? Too independent?
Or BOY's own loneliness.
Is every so strong woman lonely in the end?
So even if BOY was willing to leave everything behind to find her, he still died on the way.
Such a result makes people unwilling to accept it.
When BOY was in the restaurant with her, COCO said, "Are you going to marry her?"
BOY nodded. COCO cried, and I cried too.
This passage reminds me of a little poem.
"It will be really dark at night,
if even the stars have forgotten that there is light.
I will be too small,
if even you have forgotten the things we have experienced together."
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