After watching this movie, I realized that even though I think I am more open-minded than most people, and relying on some philosophical books, I thought it was similar to the French people's thinking, there are still many The difference, I don't think the part where the heroine's mother cheated in the film is necessary. I even kept scolding the stupid woman when I watched that part, but later I realized that because the heroine's father cheated, so the heroine's mother cheated This paragraph only needs to exist. The plot makes the final reunion more difficult to come by. In general, it also focuses on the equality of men and women in love and even marriage. Reconciliation requires the efforts of both parties, not the Chinese way of persuading people to reconcile. Women should forgive a prodigal son if he doesn’t exchange money for money. Now, looking back at myself who was cursing at that time, I finally understand that the innate attitudes of men cheating and cheating women in China are difficult to wash away.
Let's talk about the last heroine's moment of "transmigration", my interpretation has my own stereotyped prejudice, I think what the author wants to express is that true love does not exist, only two people like each other at the same time, miss each other , this feeling is meaningful, and it is called love when the format is changed into memory by time, that is, love only has the past tense, not the present tense. In other words, if there is a handsome, sunny, gentler than your boyfriend, more beautiful, dignified, and considerate than your girlfriend, and this person happens to be very interested in you, will you not cheat? Even if you restrain yourself from cheating physically, how can you manage mental cheating? After a quarrel, you can't help but think of this person and doubt your choice at that time. What should you do? How can it be called love? People always like to try to deny the various similarities between humans and animals, but who can change the reality of the mortal body? thank you all.
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