Brett Eisenberg, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Kidilin Stern Press; Archie Knox, Chief Editor of Staralon Press. Then, the two fell in love. They started the conversation with "The Sun Also Rises", discussing the anecdote of whether the two old editors (authors?) were dueling with "Les Miserables" or "Brothers Karamazov". Man Mailer", in order to verify who was right about Dante’s memory, he went to the study to look up the book, and then triumphant Brett sat on the desk and smiled triumphantly... Even when the two people quarreled, Archie was correcting Brett. Wrong grammar and wording!
It is also worth mentioning that the structure of the film is to imitate the chapters of the book, adding a title before each small paragraph (and some of these titles are proofreading nouns, some are book titles!), the last chapter "The End" , Even crossed out "End" with the professional school reform symbol and replaced it with "Beginning"!
Also, Brett Eisenberg passed by a bookstore and saw that the book he edited was in the corner, so he secretly put it out and placed it in a conspicuous recommended position. This kind of thing...I've done it...Of course, it's not as great as hers, and it was placed in the bestseller recommendation position. I only dared to pull it out of the book pile and put it a little outside.
The last thing to say is that the Chinese translation of a certain version of this movie ("Fishing a Golden Turtle") is really disgusting. The film itself is a complete insult.
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