I have read this movie several times a year since I was in college, and it can be considered on my list of life movies, simply because of this story.
I have reached the same age as the heroine, there are too many regrets, there are too many irreversible, and I am not as lucky as the heroine.
She went to the age of 30 and knew her regrets and misses, and she was so lucky to return to the age of 13 with the memory of the age of 30, so she corrected the stupidity she made at the age of 13.
The 13-year-old innocent and youthful and the 30-year-old gorgeous and complex collided, and she realized that what she asked for in the past was vain, and she should cherish what she had abandoned in the past.
Every time I watch it, I will reflect on it again. What cherished things have I missed because of my boredom and stubbornness? It would be great if I could go back to 13 with a list of regrets?
Beautiful, huh.
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