We, usually, get frustrated with why.
Always asking for something that cannot be obtained, always longing for freedom but only being imprisoned by life, always living but aimless.
The solution might be to fall in love with a sunny positive person and go to an unfamiliar place full of scenery. Or, let it crash.
When all the bad things are mixed together, and there is no way to get any worse, smile, and luck may come naturally. Fate often makes some minor jokes, although sometimes it is not funny, it may be a cold joke that requires wisdom to understand. God loves to tell bad jokes.
This is a travel scenery film, or a romance film, a kind of chicken soup for the soul. After reading it, there are some positive positive effects on life.
My knowledge of Greece comes from a few travel books, a few photos with a white tone.
The impression of it is still in what BC. Similar to "democracy", "Socrates" and "" all jumped out.
It's a lighthearted movie, nothing thrilling. It's a pleasure to travel with a movie. Movies are like a pair of drawn eyes, for us to feel the changing scenery of the four seasons.
The heroine's nose is too straight, and the male lead's beard is sexy, why should you shave it off? Is it a very brave thing to change yourself for the one you love, or is it a very different thing? These two things are meant to complement each other and complement each other. A good movie is always without love to add to the chaos.
Stories that feel good usually end with a kiss in love or end with a huge wedding, while movies that start with married life are often horror or science fiction.
A good travel movie is a beautifully packaged book. He is more concrete and visual than books, which can make us feel more real. It turned out that the thirty pages of words in the book were so full of energy to express this picture.
Everyone travels, leaves home, and goes somewhere else for some reason. To pass, to live, to miss. But not everyone will have the feeling of exploring the meaning of travel.
Everyone experiences travel differently.
I have read a lot of travel books, and I always feel that traveling with a group is like a turtle. It seems that when you go to a place, you keep taking pictures, listening to the tour guide, buying souvenirs, and that's all. Nothing new, lifeless, and wanting to have an affair can only be carried out in a small area.
But this film changed some of my thoughts, travel is about encountering landscapes, people, food, things, things that I haven't encountered. Experience is the most valuable.
Compared with those who are full of bruises and bruises, exchanging ideas and stories with people on the journey, there is no difference in status, no right to be anxious, a few parallel lines briefly intersect and then far away, This is a cool thing.
There are so many things out there that we no longer need to try.
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