Emotions are inherently very subtle. Perhaps in the East, or to be precise, the Chinese, this inherently subtle emotion may be described in a more subtle way, but as Chinese movies become more and more international, The use of "tendency" instead of "approaching" here is nothing more than to express that the Chinese people still have a long way to go on this road. Of course, these are things to follow, which makes me far away. However, when it comes to Westerners, it’s more precisely Americans. I still have a few European friends, so I think Europe is still a little bit "retracted." This
film is not very arrogant, but consider The love expressed is a pair of middle-aged men and women. This is also full of people's emotions about the differences in love created by cultural differences, or the differences in understanding of love.
I always like to use culture to speak of things when I watch movies. The surrounding foreign friends communicate more or watch more Chinese and foreign movies. The impact of this cultural difference is indeed a kind of fabulous enjoyment in the visual and auditory sense. Often when you can’t understand or understand there is ambiguity, think about foreigners. The possible way of thinking may also have the feeling of "a village in a bright future".
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