The sentiment of the 1980s is always like this for people today, not enough romance, not enough vigor, not enough depth, not enough absurdity, not enough madness, too vulgar, obviously, it's going to be a part of it. The name of literature and art still carries such a hint of preaching, which is really intolerable.
But then again, even though it's a little quarrel and the enemy doesn't fight the bridge sets that we don't know each other, we are still using it, but it doesn't have the pure taste of the original.
Probably the times are progressing, people are precocious, and they are becoming more obvious. In any case, the performers and directors carry the stigma of some times and cannot be exempted. So 80 years of movies now seem to be full of interesting anecdotes and lush and lovely; on the other hand, current movies, such as "The Hawthorn", under the banner of innocence, have been "pseudo-pure" and shameful, twenty years later. People who read "The Hawthorn" may not be so.
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