July 1, 2005
Yesterday saw a movie called "Moscow does not believe in tears," Wang Deng sister recommended, very good.
When I woke up in the morning, the scene inside reappeared in my mind, over and over again.
Actually speaking, it's easy to analyze this film. It talks about the struggle experience of three female workers.
In fact, everyone has her own weaknesses, but from another perspective, this weakness is undoubtedly her strength. Ha ha, that's a feature.
Liu Da, I am very impressed, not the protagonist. Moreover, she is selfish and powerful, but she is not selfish to the end. She is sincere to her friends. She just always plans to use men to climb up. She is loyal to her friends (is it because they have no conflict of interest) but she is right Man, for her, she is by no means infatuated. Although it is the man who loves the man again, Gu Lin, no matter how painful in her heart, when she finds that a man has become her burden, and she cannot recover it, she will immediately throw him off. Liu Da is not like Kanona, she is a ruthless character. The biggest difference between the two good friends is how they dealt with the photographer's abandonment. Liu Da threatened reluctantly, but Kanona chose to bear it herself. How should I say, if I change to me, I might choose the latter, but I don't approve of the latter. You shouldn't use a vague and vague word "destiny" to give yourself a heavy accusation. Kanona wanted to maintain her self-esteem, but the price was too great, she swallowed tears in her belly, but she didn't know, others just admired her poor self-esteem coldly. I think that if you don't resist, don't fight for your rights, you can't talk about self-esteem.
In the end, Kanona was lucky. She met someone she really loved. It was a good ending. I envied and expected it, but I didn't like the process. And Liu Da, she is still planning for her next step, she is the same as she was ten years ago. However, I still want to say that Liu Da is good, and she has a natural temperament that despises men in her bones. For men, she doesn't seem to find the word "struggle" in her dictionary. This is due to her character, as meek as her, in the bottom of my heart, I look forward to someone who truly warms her.
Haha, as I wrote, I found myself a little bit feminist.
Let's talk about Gogo (is that name?) This is really interesting. For some reason, I always think of him funny, hehe, a strange man.
Sensitive and fragile women are always attracted to such a man. Not to mention the petite and pitiful Kanona, who is not handsome but very masculine (in fact, I think this actor is looking for That's great! It has the same effect as many people like Chen Daoming), the two of them are a pair of golden boys and girls.
However, Gogo is also masculine. I think when I met Kanona, he assumed that this was an unfortunate woman based on his macho manhood, a little bird that needed his care. It should be said that it was Kanona who needed protection. The temperament attracted him. So when he knew that Kanona was not the foreman but the factory director, he would be unacceptable. Because he had been doing it according to his own assumptions before, or could you say that, he fell in love with Kanona, because he fell in love with the princess that he had been assuming in his heart that he needed to save him. If he had known that this was not the princess who needed his protection, then a lot of picnics, cooking... all of these would not appear. He would never pursue her at all.
Ha ha, luckily they met, and luckily Gogo came back. I think Gogo, during the eight days he left, was constantly engaged in psychological struggles. Maybe he started to realize that what he loved before was not the real Kanona. Then he thought, do he love her or not? Hehe, I smile, and the lover is finally married.
I especially like the scene where they meet again. Gogo's expression is so funny! I really don't know how the actor performed. Or he doesn't think about anything at all, and just stares at a person with no expression on his face. Haha, what is he thinking? Is he using his expressionless face to defend his self-esteem? Lovely idea! When Kanona burst into laughter, I think he realized: the princess in front of him is really his.
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