First of all, this is definitely not for the Chinese.
When I came up, I first lost my mother, and then in order to grow up, I had to combine with another family. This child in this family was very annoying, but inexplicably liked this new sister who went through fire and water. In the end, Chang'e passed the knot of Hou Yi, and Feifei also accepted it. Aunt and brother. Happy ending.
The Indian colleagues and family who watched it together were obviously attracted by the Chinese scenes and gorgeous special effects, and everyone was happy with a Happy Ending.
But I couldn't get into the play a bit late, the beginning was blunt, the plot was old-fashioned, and I was about to fall asleep while looking for gifts in the middle. In the end, when I was in a daze, Chang'e said a few words to Feifei and then untied the knot in her own heart. In the happy ending, Feifei saved Yuegong and became a hero.
This plot, Aweful. Come on!
The last personal feeling, you can see it or not. In order to grow up, I first gave a single-parent family, and then I had to integrate my stepmother. It felt too blunt.
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