Compared with it, Zweig's "Letter from a Strange Woman" has no depth of thought - it is only a beautiful description in the literary sense, there is no exploration of life, no torture of belief, and no self-seeing. Attempt at redemption. —to describe a depraved liking. Xu Jinglei's remake is even less interesting, not even the exquisite form.
I think it at least tells us, "No ambition is big enough to break someone's heart", and what the heroine Meg said to Justin at the end, "When a light goes out, we'll all be very sad. Sad, but if you pursue your life well, your lamp can continue to light up and bring us hope."
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