In the wee hours of the morning, I watched a movie that resembled a fairy tale-"Lianlian Notebook". This is a simple love story in which a pair of first love lovers finally reunite after experiencing all sorts of joys and sorrows. Romantic and beautiful. However, what makes people feel different is that the whole story is interspersed with old memories. The old man read this past to his wife who has lost his memory. They have been together for a lifetime, with sons and granddaughters. He still has to accompany her in the last time, waiting for a miracle. He said, because she is my baby. At the end of the story, she finally thought of him. Although it is only a short time. She cried and hugged him, telling him I love you. In the ward at midnight, he quietly walked to her bed and called her softly. She opened her eyes and looked at him, calling his name. Noah, do you believe our love will work miracles? He said, I believe, that's why I will bring you back to me. Tears glistened in her eyes. Will our love take us together? Our love is far-reaching. He lay down beside her and held her hand tightly. He said. I will always guard you. Two old people with gray hair, just like this, holding hands and leaving. If the ending of the fairy tale is so beautiful, why is there so much sentimentality? Seeing the love that has not changed even at the end of life, it is permeated with a strong color of tragedy. Such an eternal love makes people burst into tears. Fairy tales are beautiful because they are out of reach. She likes to wear red, so passionate colors, just like her character. He was a happy and carefree person before, and after losing her, he became silent and decadent. He promised to rebuild a manor for her, and there was a room facing the stream for her to paint. He wrote 365 letters, all of which were privately detained by her mother. He went through a war, and she fell in love again. She saw him and the manor behind him in the newspaper, and couldn't help flying around to look for him. They quarreled in the heavy rain, and finally realized that they still love each other. This is an ordinary love story. Everyone will experience love, but not everyone will have a firm and unswerving love. There are not so many excuses for love.
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