I don’t like to read foreign famous novels, and I don’t like translation accents. Watching dramas is much more convenient for me. It’s the English accent of the Russian nobles, and I’m used to listening to them. This is a very good drama. The characters are vivid and vivid, the plot is smooth and not lengthy, the props are carefully framing, and various scenes of the Tsarist Russia period, including war scenes, are very good in all aspects.
Fortunately, the ending was a happy end, and I couldn't watch the tragedy. I was really sad when Andre died. Quoting Mr. Mu Xin's comments on ancient Greek mythology, "All eternal and great love must despair once, disappear once, and die once, only then can love be regained and the value of life be known again. 】 Andre learned to cherish Natasha because of the death of his wife, and Natasha only knew that Andre was good because she was abandoned.
I like sister Andre very much. The three brothers and sisters cultivated by father Andre's strange temper are actually so positive. I like these two brothers and sisters very much. In comparison, Natasha's family has a little bit of Madonna, a family full of love and enthusiasm, which is too silly and sweet.
There are a few crazy words in the famous confession scene in this play,
If you knew how long I've been waiting for you...
Do you think could you love me?
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