Every time such a terminally ill movie, the topic of discussion in the end tends to be unified: how do we live this life.
In "The Bucket List" it says, do what you want to do; in "A Little Red Flower" it says to love the person you want to love; in "Love Song on the Clouds" it says to chase the dream you want to pursue.
It seems that the several movies are similar, but there are fundamental differences in the core. The difference is that the first two focus on the protagonist. The protagonist’s happiness, anger, sorrow, and joy are only related to himself; In ", there are many more bystanders, and the focus is on the influence of the hero on other people. Whether it is the male protagonist’s family, lover, or many fans, they are all influenced by the male protagonist. And these influences come from the male protagonist's choice when facing terminal illness, just like his choice when facing the college application form: just give up like this, and then die quietly; or fight to the last moment, blooming with all his own light.
This choice of the male protagonist is also the dividing line that distinguishes "Love Song on the Cloud" from other terminally ill movies. Ask yourself, if I were a male protagonist, how would I choose? It may be the standard answer. Stay quiet next to your family and spend the rest of your life eating and drinking. Because the dream is too far and the rest of life is too short, "rational people" will not choose that way to catch up with the dream of thousands of miles for the rest of their lives. Maybe because he was born in economics, he considered too much "cost-effectiveness" in his life, and he had been a "rational man" for too long. In fact, economics also says that a rational person is just a hypothesis, and such a person does not exist in the world. Therefore, whether it is right to be a "rational person" or not, perhaps a "sensible person" is the correct answer to life.
Sensitive people, don't count, don't care, stick to the end according to their own feelings. The male protagonist finally chose the dream of music, using music to please himself and music to comfort others. Music is what he likes, it is also something that can make him shine, and it is also the value of his life. Yes, the value of human beings lies in blooming. Regardless of the form, music, painting, art, or science and engineering, everyone’s life can bloom and should bloom. The so-called life is like a summer flower. This is the truth. Summer flowers used their own blooms to beautify the entire summer, and humans use their own blooms to beautiful the entire world.
The male protagonist stands on the stage, blooming himself with music, and blooming himself in music. His music has enriched his life and inspired countless people. Just like a candy, not only is it sweet, but the person who eats the candy also feels the sweetness. Even the person who only sees the candy can also feel the sweetness.
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