In another 5 hours, we will arrive in Yunnan, China. A fugitive French naval officer carried his newborn son into the river, where he wanted to baptize the little guy. Suddenly looking up, several French soldiers surrounded him with guns. On the way to Saigon, one after another Indochinese women breast-feed their newborn babies. In my opinion, the little guy's experience is really a magical thing.
The liberation movement of the Vietnamese people was surging, and a few years later, the prison for the Viet Cong was opened, and Kamei became calm and determined, enduring the pain she suffered. It's still that youthful face, with the large strands of gray hair that stings people's eyes.
When Camerin and Jean Bast started to flee, a small boat floated in Halong Bay, with blue sky above and blue sea below. There were pillar-like rocks between the sky and the sea, as clear as a fairyland.
I also want to say that Deneuve wears oriental clothes, which is very charming.
This film is all about sadness: for Elaine, she has suffered a quenched love, but is fettered by the rubber plantation and her father. If love is not maintained, it will slip away; for Camerin, she is a quiet, intelligent, very strong woman who dares to love and hate, and she fell in love with Jean Battis, who saved her, and refused. With a prominent fiancé, he embarks on the path of finding love alone. Faced with such a woman, Yan Shi will also be moved. Camerin shot a French naval officer because the French were trafficking people and killing women and children at the port. They were apprehended separately shortly after the child was born. Since then, Jean Battis was assassinated by the security services. A series of tragedies pushed the Vietnamese princess down the road of revolution.
To use Duras's way, in fact, Irene's name is France, and Camerin's name is Vietnam. As the last colonizer, Irene lost her Indochina dream; as the pioneer of the Socialist People's Republic of Vietnam, Camerin, who had endured hardships, ushered in the new life of her homeland.
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