In the eyes of film professionals, this film is nothing new except for gorgeous costumes and props. But I think it is still very suitable for domestic theaters, and it will definitely be booming again. Isn't today's society exactly the Europe and the United States in the 1950s in the film? Most people think that the film is about the story of a commoner woman pursuing a rich second generation, but I personally understand this film as a secular version of the little prince. The male protagonist goes around and finds that true love is the little loli by his side, and rushes to get her heart before she becomes a vulgar fan
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