I love Li Bihua very much, especially her evil and charming thoughts. People always have a dark side (psychological shadow?), my dark side is like thinking about the infinite dark possibilities behind beautiful things. For example, the deliciousness of brine goose actually comes from the flesh and blood of cheating men, and the pearls in bubble milk tea are the lovers of the past and the enemies of today. The eyes, or the dumplings that keep people young forever, can still hear the fingers that have not yet calcified when they eat them. But behind all the darkness is the story of the same man's betrayal, the same woman's sad and unwilling look, thinking about his quiet and unwilling character, if he encounters this disaster in the future, he will also become an extremely sinister woman. So I looked at my boyfriend and said meaningfully "ATTENTION, ATTENTION!" (French: Be careful). But he acted as if he was right: Ah, only Asians can tell these stories of eating children! --nonsense!
Speaking of which, what I really don't understand about this movie is why so many sex scenes are added. Leung Ka Fai's devoted expression seemed to be acting like a tertiary film, but I was very worried that my boyfriend had mistaken the point of the movie. Li Bihua's original work is a very short one. The one-and-a-half-hour movie added a lot of material (the screenwriter also said it by Li Bihua himself). The plot, thrillingly profound the theme of the film. Either I forgot the rest or I really didn't feel good about it: Huang Yuemei's role made Bai Ling play a prostitute with very poor taste. I really wonder, does the matching of her clothes have to be so ugly and high-profile? Yang Miriam's hairstyle combed inside, showing a pale face, making people sigh: Mrs. Li, you are not old, you can't make up! And Leung Ka Fai is indeed old, and his figure is still very standard. The "lover"'s buttocks are still the same, but he is wearing a sky blue shirt, and his eyes have nothing but sexual desire. . . . Watching myself type these things, I have to admit, I was distracted while watching the movie, no wonder people got the point wrong, my focus was just my memories.
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