However, this may not be what he wants, he may just be looking for the "perfection" in his heart, holding the attitude of "the next one may be better", constantly searching and trying, just like a Russian nesting doll, Opening one after another, I don't know which one is the end.
When he really met the "perfect" female Madou and wandered between the not "perfect" female writer Wendy, he realized that this "perfect" was not something he could handle. "Perfect" also means "cost" to match.
Perhaps only a "simple-minded" person like Wendy's brother William can persistently pursue his "true love" and even spend a year learning Russian before flying to St. Petersburg to find the Russian ballet dancer.
The simple but ceremonial wedding that took place in Russia may be the most touching part of this movie. Especially the dilapidated wedding cars and the quarreling parents further highlight the beauty and simplicity of love between young people.
So, smart you and me, are you also looking for your own perfection in the vast crowd of the city? Maybe the next one will be better? Maybe the next one will be worse? Perhaps the most perfect law in this life is "imperfection."
Simplicity is the best. So is the concept of love.
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