Life can be horribly bad sometimes, bad parents, bad luck, a backwater life. When I look at the heroine, I seem to be looking at myself in real life - sometimes I hate life to the end, and I can't stand anyone or anything. A high wall is built between me and the world. But she is lucky in the film and television drama, because someone accompanies her to fight against this "go to his X's world". Two souls accompany each other, grow each other, and redeem each other. In fact, every time they face a crisis, they are likely to die. But they may have hesitated, or persisted for a while, before they saw the turn of events. I think this may be the philosophy of life the director wants to tell us: the world is not as beautiful as a fairy tale, with beautiful princesses and handsome princes. They will live happily together forever. Life is the rotation of the earth, and people living in different time zones are destined to have different time distributions of day and night. So, when the planet you live in turns to the dark side, just wait and hold on a little longer. I don't know when the dawn will come, but I know that I have been alone against the long, long dark night.
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