My favorite is Channing, as well as Rachel, the heroine of The Notebook. The plot is similar to the five years when Bai Lily was stolen, that is, a couple who are extremely in love got into a car accident and forgot everything after meeting a boy. This incident was adapted from a true story, and the memory of those years has not been restored yet. However, as the oath in the film said, I will always find way back to you, no matter what happens, the people who are destined to be together no matter how long it has passed , and eventually will slowly walk back to each other's side.
Although it is impossible for everyone to experience an unfortunate car accident like the heroine, it is a metaphor for various obstacles that hinder the continuation of marriage. After twists and turns, it is still back to the original point, back to where it should go, and back to where it belongs.
Of course, what moved me was the heroine's constant determination and courage to find her own. I think I am in my early 20s, and I still don’t know my position. I clearly feel: "What kind of life do you want to live?" "Do you like yourself now?" "What exactly do you want?" These are I don't even know how to answer the question... More and more I feel that what is difficult is not pursuing what kind of life, but finding myself. Knowing yourself is a lifetime's work, and finding yourself is also a lifetime's work. Looking back on the past, I am often startled by my former self. In fact, I am not startled, but in the process of life, I have forgotten myself. Or maybe, yes, you didn't care before, but now you start to realize that the person you don't know the most is not someone else, but yourself.
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