The story is simple: two lovely old people returned to the "Golden Pond" where they lived when they were young after retirement. The old man's health is getting worse and worse. He often calls the people around him by the wrong name and gets lost in the forest that was once so familiar. Here, he secretly feels frustrated that his general is getting old, but still shows a stubborn look that I can do everything.
The old lady played by Catherine Hepburn is the best kind of old lady. The word lively and cute is not inappropriate for her in her 70s. She will tease the poor with the old man with a quick mouth, and sing alone in the forest. When my daughter keeps complaining about her father, she will tell her sternly: Dad actually loves you very much.
Everyone will get old. When we were young, we always resisted admitting this. At that time, we were always full of strength. Looking at the beautiful self in the mirror, we often felt that the world was very beautiful. At this time, no one wants to admit it. The youthful face in Zhong will climb up wrinkles, the hair will become less and less, and the eyes will gradually lose their luster. How should we live when we are old? "Golden Pond" gave me a good answer.
If you can hold hands and age beautifully like the old couple in the film, aging seems less frightening.
PS: The acting skills of the two old dramas are very good!
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