This is probably relieved the audience a lot, because in the original book, the heroine did not even leave a photo, the hero only felt a dull pain in his heart, the appearance of the woman was just a vague figure, he never remembered her, He will never remember the past, present, and forever.
But he didn't remember her name, in fact, he probably hadn't asked it at all. The old servant clearly wrote down the name of the mistress.
LISA, her name is LISA.
The male protagonist called the name he only knew, and in the end he was even willing to confront her husband for this woman. When he went out, he seemed to see the 13-year-old LISA, peeking at him shyly and blushing.
It was said to be a tragedy, but in fact it completely fulfilled the audience's wish. In any case, he remembered her, and he shed regretful tears. After all, the heroine's love for so many years still paid off.
The film after the adaptation is still a good and moving story, but as a story of unrequited love, it is a bit less tasteful. In the book, the heroine deliberately did not leave her picture, and the hero did not really think of her appearance. This is the complete and true unrequited love, cruel and true.
Because I owe this point, I originally wanted to give 4 points, but when I think about it, with Qiong Fangdeng’s face, the hero remembers that she is excusable, even if she doesn’t love her, at least she likes it very much. Degree, I decided to score 5 points.
Finally, put a poem that I have always thought of when watching this movie, Xu Zhimo's accidental
I am a cloud in the sky,
occasionally projected on your wave heart-
you don't have to be surprised,
let alone rejoice-
The trace was wiped out in an instant.
You and I meet on the sea of night,
you have yours, I have mine, direction; whether
you remember it,
it's best you forget,
In this rendezvous, the light shines on each other!
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