In fact, I couldn't stand this slow rhythm at first, and I was so depressed that I went crazy. Later, it turned out to be the development of love at first sight, which was somewhat unexpected. 'you are the first person who smiled at me', maybe some encounters are predestined. Amina is a forbearance and lonely young woman. She once had her own ideals, but in the 1950s, people in the apartheid area of South Africa had to give in, and even faced discrimination and contempt. Miriam's enthusiasm and courage to fight against reality awakened her love for life invisibly, and she understood that life should be lived for herself. I love Miriam's outfit, and the overalls were a challenge to men's rights in that era. The eye contact between the two is more than language, and the ambiguity and desire are inextricably linked. Amina wrote in the book to Miriam, 'The stillness of the summer is in her eyes. ' We don't love someone for something, but to find ourselves on such a journey. The most beautiful place in my heart is illuminated by your light. No one else has bothered to go that far. Others think it is too troublesome to find, so no one has discovered my beauty, so no one has been here.
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