I have to admit that this story is quite disappointing to me, provided that I have reported hope, and the disappointment was born, and so on, watching movies, complaining, until life, until all the wishes within the eight poles.
Obviously, we know that it was an era of extreme lack of art (during the Cultural Revolution), so although our protagonist is arrogant but risked shamelessly to steal books, the so-called stealing is hard to mean stealing. in this way.
As for the song Mozart misses Chairman Mao at the beginning of the film, the captain changed it deeply to Mozart Missing Chairman Mao forever.
I can imagine how
beautiful the captain became when the two young literary and artistic young people were mentally weak at that moment . Everyone yearns for freedom. Of course. This movie is piled up with too many symbols and youthful sprouting. As for what is beauty? And freedom, perhaps just what the little beauty tailor has always wanted to know. The little tailor had already received the will that Balzac entrusted to the intellectual youth. As for whether the content of the will is unreal, the answer is just like she disappeared in Shenzhen or Hong Kong, and there is no way to verify it.
Finally, I thought of the face of the youth with the rucksack full of dung, full of disgust and rejection. Maybe beauty will never be a symbol, and ugliness can be directly defined by that basket of dung.
After the middle-aged young people reunited, I was stunned and cried bitterly when they recalled the past. This is a bleak history, but I didn't read it out.
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