large monologues, plot branches, and then ups and downs
.
She thought he was just smoking behind his back, but in fact she didn't know more.
She thought that the next time must be true love, but when
she regained her strength and came back, she found that she had finally achieved a positive result. She thought that if she was in love, she would marry if she did not marry, but she would not love, and she thought that she could endure accommodation just to be together. Giving,
she thought she was going to love, she was loved, but she still felt that the road ahead was confused...
You don't have time to despair, everything will start anew, or everything will continue.
The instinct to pursue perfection may only exist in the very beginning of life. Later, you must learn to cheer up, learn to be considerate, learn to fight, learn to give up, learn to accept, and you will
be happy at the end of changing your original intention.
I don't know what the good ending is.
Maybe the only bad ending in the movie is the man who cheated on him, but what is the reality? Maybe after the divorce, he would really take it for granted that he would be happier with a third party, and how much A woman can breathe a sigh of relief after being deprived of her youth and faith when nothing happened.
I was moved for several moments, and there were several moments when I was speechless. The fragmented movie is like some fragmented life. You are always comforting others, persuading others, and giving opinions in the suffering of others. Looking back at myself, there are also some losses, some giving up, some regrets, and some incompleteness waiting to be comforted.
It's never been this simple.
Maybe what a good movie wants to do is to try its best to tell you such a truth.
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