Everything is in contrast, whether it is the comparison of a person's young and mature life, the comparison of childhood life in two different eras, or the comparison of each teenage friend's life as an adult, of course, the most important before and after. The contrast sought, which takes place in a brief period of time, facilitates narrative.
This film can be said to be suitable for all ages, because for young people, we will think about whether our youth is still worthy of being called youth; for old people, they will think about whether their careers and lives have been developing in compromise, and their youthful dreams can still be remembered. eh, where is it...
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