When I was in high school, a classmate’s parent worked on a TV station, so I had many opportunities to borrow video tapes. At that time, I borrowed a three-hour movie "Gone with the Wind" by mistake. I had never watched "Gone with the Wind" at the time, and I had no idea about this movie. It's all for the playing time, so I can't stop at a glance.
Of course, what attracted me at the beginning of the film was the beautiful southern scenery and southern beauties. On the green grass, there is a beautiful white manor like a butter cake. Scarlett, wearing a white tutu, has bright eyes and bright green eyes like a cat, looking around to see which lucky young man chooses to get a drink. Such self-willedness, stubbornness, high spirits, and such beauty are as flawed as an ordinary girl, so the road to love is bumpy.
But these, in the southern Tara Manor, American men in military uniforms, large tutu skirts from the 19th century, and the huge red veil under the black mother's gray hood can also be seen in similar movies. Haus Kadan Lian’s love story is not even a rare treasure. Only Brad's charming mustache and sexy voice are special. But even with Vivien Leigh's peerless appearance, these alone won't make me remember it for so many years.
What I will not forget is the silhouette of Scarlett Scarlett and Melanie flying all the way under the gunfire during the Civil War in the movie, and the silhouette of Brad and Scarlett kissing deeply in the orange-red skylight; what I will not forget is Scarlett Scarlett calmly tore down. The green velvet curtains were wrapped around her body, her eyes turned and she was clever and triumphant; what I can’t forget is that Hauskay returned to Tara Manor and found that the farmland was barren and her family business was declining. She walked out of the field under the shining of the purple-red sunset. He pulled out a radish, and took a bite without even wiping off the dirt. Facing the setting sun, this stubborn woman clenched her fists and raised her arms and shouted to the sky: "I will never go hungry in the future!" The tragic and soothing music suddenly sounded, and Hao Sijia's slender back was in the setting sun. Cast a long shadow.
It's hard to say what inspiration to my life this movie and "Gone with the Wind" I later read. But Scarlett’s declaration that she will never go hungry, and her back in the purple clouds have always stayed in my heart forever. I watched this movie five times in total, and this fragment actually made me cry five times. No matter whether I like Hao Sijia's personality or not, whether I tolerate Hao Sijia's shortcomings, such firmness and courage, such a woman who can't boast even the chaos of war, the vitality is tenacious like spring weeds. Seeing her, there is always hope in life, no matter what difficulties you face.
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