(The guy with glasses is the most loving)
First: Real.
It doesn't have the kind of firewood, fire, and passion in other gay films, but it's a little more dull in life.
Slowly speculate about a relationship, the intimacy that is elusive, and the love that makes people unable to stop, presumably everyone has experienced it. From strangeness to familiarity, intimacy but because of disbelief in feelings, and even the estrangement caused by the broken glass heart of the other party, this process is more experienced than most people.
But thanks to the director's family, the reunion broke the mirror and fulfilled my wish.
Second: warmth.
Being able to be alone with the person you love in an undisturbed paradise, I believe that everyone likes it, especially the comrades who yearn for equality and open love. This film fulfills this second wish. Swim, eat, run in the sun. The tragic gay plot that is not deliberately exaggerated makes this love with a broken back no different from many beautiful heterosexual stories. Everything is so natural.
Third: transcendence.
The self-esteem or inferiority brought by status and money more or less prevents some people from pursuing love. There are too few stories of Diaosi catching up with Bai Fumei, and pure idealized love is increasingly unlikely, but thanks to Hawaii, the third wish has been fulfilled.
A kiss at the end of the film, everything is complete.
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