The La Traviata forever. When I first saw her appear, she was sitting in a carriage holding a bouquet of white and fragrant camellia, looking deeply intoxicated and innocent. At first glance, I think she should be younger and more beautiful, and the plump place should be plump...I also think that Fei Wenli might be more beautiful in appearance, and her eyes might be more moving...
However, after watching the whole movie, I was busy taking a closer look at her charming and casual style from the beginning. Yes, she is beautiful enough, but it is indeed not beautiful enough, not young enough, but you just can’t forget her free, relaxed and confident "diplomat smile" and the unique playful life style of a woman in the dust. The dexterity and ease. She can be lively and happily serious. With a smile, he gave away the security of material life, and left the poverty and beautiful love with tears.
Like Mara in "Broken Blue Bridge", she was sublimated by giving up and reached the most beautiful realm that a lover could achieve.
Here I also want to remind one thing: Shouldn’t you forget the poor baron because of your deep sympathy for the one you love? Who has pity for his dedication and his sincerity? He is also an infatuated person who once gave true love to La Traviata...A person who pays for love is always great. He may not be rewarded and cherished, but at least he is qualified to be respected and thanked.
Just like everyone has always sympathized and pityed Anna Karenina, but forgot to pay attention to the two men's hearts that were broken by her. Her lover was very firm, persistent and courageous in love, and lost her future, reputation and status for her. To support and comfort herself and her gloomy life with wonderful "love"~~ Although she can't do exactly what she wants, she has done her best after all. What did she give back? Revenge with his bloody and naked death, which caused him lifelong pain... and her husband’s tolerance used to touch me so deeply, I was even moved by her husband who disgusted her psychologically and physically. It feels like he once stood shiningly in front of her and her lover. But who has sympathized with him and understood him?
And Robert Taylor's Armand, he has a face like jade, unparalleled beauty, deep affection like the sea, pure and gentle, and he is infatuated, in exchange for the truth. How immobile? !
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