After reading it, I was shocked. The traps and sins of life presented here, the doom that a woman would encounter when she gave up her own life, the shamelessness and sadness of pleasing her husband’s power and patriarchy, were portrayed very meticulously and attentively, which is different from many film and television dramas. The vague female character and pursuit, this woman's pursuit and struggle, degeneration and pain are clearly visible.
I like this kind of film, which is clear and clear, never whitewashes the peace, never bypasses the point. It allows a person in life, a person living in the air, to see his life outside the air hood, and to see his own choices. No longer make excuses for one's degeneration and escape from reality, one needs to live independently, live a life, a real life.
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