Now I have discovered some problems:
one is that the story is too typical, and it is so abstract that there is only conflict, showing that it is unreasonable because of self-righteousness about the status of modern Chinese women and the reality of Chinese society.
The second is that the meaning is too obvious, there is no room for people to think, basically you can fight science and education films.
If it fails, it may be that the director and screenwriter are too particular about it.
If you look at the story, the structure is very clever. Everyone's self-reports give the film a taste of the structure of Borges' novels. The pictures are generally a little more beautiful, compared to those taken by Chinese cameras.
The actor basically doesn't know one, but friends who watch FRIENDS will definitely have an impression of Julie who appeared in the first few episodes of the second season (because she is of Chinese descent), then you should be able to see her in the movie.
And it’s very strange that although those actresses have typical oriental faces, the changes in hairstyles and costumes can make them very different. With a word of that, either they can go to the streets to buy groceries or to sell themselves. , It's really amazing.
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