I love you, I love you too. I really like a subtitle group to translate it into: don't think about it, since it's unforgettable. All things have animism. The bee's "she" in the film is very cleverly quoted. When the camera is pushed to the scene of the flying bees, the power of their flying seems to be rushing out of this backward and gloomy town, as if to break everything. The rotten and conservative system seems to open up all imprisoned and narrow thoughts. She and she or he and him have nothing to do with gender, it's just that the lonely and pale souls meet each other, comfort each other and warm each other, so these souls burst into color in an instant, and they can dance with freshness. Live and dance. The bees can hear, the heart can hear, Tell it to bees, tell the bees, tell yourself, I love you.
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