The Return of Tradition in the Vanity Society (Part 2)

Phil and Claire Foster have been married for many years, and their children have been in pairs. The hard work of career and the busy family life are intertwined in their marriage life, but they still choose one night for themselves every week, and the two of them leave it alone. The troubles of work and family, go out of the house, look for the passion of passion that no longer exists, but the state of exhaustion and exhaustion pays attention to letting their "date night" end in a hurry, can only watch other people's romantic memories of theirs good time. After witnessing another couple, because they had lost their passion for life, which led to the breakdown of their marriage, Phil and Claire unconsciously began to feel fear. They were also afraid of being too cold and unwilling because they were too familiar with each other. Caring, and eventually go to separation.
The Fosters decided to improve their weekly "date night. But no one thought that in a new hottest restaurant in Manhattan, Phil and Claire hadn't even had time to taste it because it occupied a place reserved for someone else." With delicious food, I was forced to embark on the road of escape and experienced a series of crazy and dangerous life and death snipers. With the joint efforts of the couple, the truth became clear. The exciting date night, they rely on the tacit understanding of the couple’s love. And power saved their lives, and saved their "seven-year itch" and their passion-absent marriage. They also made the Fosters truly feel: Compared with those senseless adventurous excitement, stay at home quietly and watch. Playing with cute children, shouting "1, 2, 3" in a noisy room, and spending an ordinary life in a busy life, what kind of happiness is that.

I have never longed to go to the United States. When Western countries look at the moon of capitalism, they don’t think foreign liberal democracy is much better than our socialist system. It’s just that when I see some good-looking American movies, I feel a little bit of emotion: the civilization of a society. It is difficult to have a single standard for progress, and the most important manifestation is probably the coexistence of multiple social values ​​and the inclusive way of life. So we feel the impact of the visual feast in the fierce fights of the American blockbuster, and we also narrate the life in the United States. The fragrance of life is smelled in the film; in many films, I feel the openness of western countries, and in some films I also feel the return of tradition behind the glitz.
It seems that the development of society is to a large extent hobbled forward in the alternation of glitz and quiet. It is precisely this kind of one after another that has produced a huge driving force for social advancement and continuously promotes the development of mankind. When I was moved more and more times by the little beauty in those calm movies, when I saw more and more mainlanders drifting in Lhasa looking up to the blue sky and white clouds to find the return of their hearts, when I heard more and more When people in many big cities get a piece of peace in the hustle and bustle of the city through faith...I know that no matter how advanced and developed the society is, no matter how uncreative the outside world’s definition of success, no matter how we agitate it in the torrent of a single social evaluation standard. How long has been living, someone can hear the call of the soul, follow the inner choice, and live a life of their own. And when we are not obsessed with labeling ourselves and don't care about the eyes of others, we will find that those traditions that go through history, those principles that have passed through the years, are the inherent bottom line of our souls, no matter how society changes, they are clear and beautiful. ^_^

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