The daughter of Venice is a high-level prostitute, or sociable.
I've heard of "Xia Nv out of the dust since ancient times", and I have never figured out whether this sentence is an individual phenomenon or a common situation. It wasn't until yesterday that I watched this "Venice Girl" that I realized that in the era when women were most imprisoned, only women from the dust were relatively free. Because of their freedom, they had an even more irresistible charm.
First of all, at least they were a group that had their own professions and were basically self-reliant at that time, and housewives did not have this kind of economic autonomy. Therefore, they can have more choices and reckless personalities, and they don't have to live a conclusive life in the eyes of their husbands and family elders. In the film, Veronica can say no to her admirers unscrupulously, even facing the dagger of the French king without fear. In contrast, those noble ladies are like furnishings with no personality.
Secondly, they have to learn the skills of piano, chess, calligraphy and calligraphy, fully explore their potential, and even PK with men to a certain extent. Why does Liu Yong hang around the fireworks in Willow Lane? You can't simply use lust to comment, I guess he can find a beautiful and talented confidant there. The girls of Venice in the film have to read books and learn feminine and elegant manners... They are definitely versatile. The publication of her own collection of poems, fencing with men, and defense in court all fully demonstrated her distinctive female charm.
Most importantly, they are women who can have their own thoughts. As Venanica's mother taught her, the biggest attraction to a man is not beauty, but thought, because all desires come from thought. The meaning of thought is half of independent personality and half of wisdom. Because of thinking, I will love and indulge my own emotions voluntarily, instead of acting as a wife to love under the system. Vinania said to her lover's wife: You have made an oath, it doesn't mean you know how to love!
In the film, Venanica’s close friend married an older nobleman. As a noblewoman, she seriously said to Venanica: When my daughter grows up, I must treat her Sent here, let you teach her how to become a Venetian daughter. Vinania was puzzled. She continued, my life is like marrying someone, knitting at home, having children, year after year, boring, empty, boring, hopeless, but your life makes me envious, dealing with different people. In between, I understand many things, I can read books, make poems, it is rich and interesting...
It’s a good movie, you can watch it.
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