I like the optimistic, open-mindedness and wit of the male protagonist's uncle. I like the selfless love of the heroine's two elders, especially her grandmother. He respects the children's views and is not moved by money. Everything is for the happiness of the child. Reason and vitality overwhelmed by wealth, although love is inferior, but incomparably firm love. What I like most is the seemingly naive attitude of the heroine towards love. At first, he would rather be friends with the hero than be the part of his life. Passing, when she realizes that the actor really loves her, and she can't do without him, she decides to marry him—"I'd rather be miserable with you than without you" is just such a simple sentence, Sheng Any sweet words.
It is said that the stage version of the film was actually performed by Audrey Hepburn. I don’t know if any relevant video materials were left at the time. When I watched this film, I kept thinking about what it would be like if it were Audrey Hepburn. It reminds me of her other film, Love in the Afternoon, an unrealistic but wonderful story.
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