At the beginning, I read the introduction and it was said to be a very good box office. And the name thought it was a comedy. Later, the barrage continued to complain about the slow pace. The em was supported by lines and felt that it was a literary drama. Later, it gradually became better. It’s a satire, sexism, traditional prejudice, age difference, love, husband and wife trivia, life value... It’s a perfect mix of so many elements. After watching it in two times, half of it was in a boring thinking class. I really felt a little bit The pace is slow, half in the dormitory, I can’t stop laughing, except for the invisible guests, mysterious eyes, and the dark space. I still watch too few European films, let alone comedy.
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