I watched half of this documentary on the plane to Shanghai and the other half on the subway in Shanghai. I love it, it's sincere, it's touching.
I don't know Taylor very well. I have only listened to some of her representative works before. The album that I like and listen to repeatedly is the folklore released in 2020. Some lace news about Taylor has also been heard, including that she was framed and smeared as a bus. Because I didn't know her before, I didn't participate in any of her public opinion whirlpools, but I have long admired this actress. female.
In this documentary, I saw how she reached the peak of her career step by step, how she could not hide her enthusiasm and inspiration when creating, how she reconstructed her own value system step by step, and how she bravely Resist, express your own voice, and gradually grow into a more self-confident and self-consistent woman. What moved me the most is that she never gave up her creation no matter what kind of predicament she was in. Creation is always her outlet and her most powerful weapon. The kind of energy that I just want to do and I can do well is real. is moving.
She is talented and hardworking, she is beautiful and sexy, she is brave and decisive. She has her own style more and more, dares to be herself and likes herself more and more, and gradually no longer lives for applause and cheers. Such Taylor deserves my respect, love and learning.
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