There is a sentence in the novel that explains the origin of the title - "I was like a ferocious animal at that time. It was nothing to be kept in a cage, but if it was released, it would endanger others" (to the effect). That kind of ferocious wildness may we call it "the restlessness of youth". The movie is very faithful to the original book, with only some minor changes and additions, and shows the essence of the novel almost as it is.
I like bright sunshine, watery years, simple ideas and rough lines. Memories have been distorted and their images changed, but as long as you can smell the fragrance of love, who cares what is true and what is false?
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