I first saw a movie on TV when I was in middle school more than ten years ago, and then I accidentally saw a novel in the library, so I borrowed it for granted.
Last year, I downloaded the Chinese dubbed version of this film on the Internet, relived my old dreams, and moved me even more. I simply grabbed the dubbing into MP3, put it in the player, and listened to it over and over again.
There is no picture, but the pure sound touches me even more. Thanks to Beck and Cao Lei! Every time I hear the reserved but affectionate words, I am always throbbing with it again and again.
I bought another book from Confucius (I can't find the one I bought before), and read it again, vaguely still have the earliest impression left. Sure enough, the story in the book made me feel that there was a layer of separation, and the emotion disappeared. The element of love is greatly weakened. Although there is still a soothing lyrical and perplexed mood, this is a story of seeking, not a love story.
Finally read the book. Throwing the book away, I felt a little melancholy.
It's better to just watch the movie.
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