I'm overflowing with emotions, but nowhere to radiate

I watched the little love story between them, watched the blushing faces of these junior high school and high school students, turned their faces away, watched him and her escaping and chasing, watching the persistence and dreams, watching the Looking at the scenery from an unparalleled perspective, looking at the similarities of separation and the beauty of the ending, looking at all this, I don't know where to start.
I never thought that in the era of library cards, what kind of associations the name on the card can make you have; I have rarely experienced the shock from the bottom of my heart brought by the scenery. But I seem to know very well what Shizuku is doing, what he wants to do, and what he can do. I haven't been able to peel off that layer of fantasy romance. Occasional discoveries on the road also attract me like a new world, thinking about the stories here.
I am infected. From "Country Road" at the beginning of the film to the Japanese version of "Country Road" at the end of the film, I was infected. Watching the simple and straightforward Shizuku struggle for herself and her "love", and seeing her resolutely walking her ideal path and even ignoring the exam, I can only be infected. I'm also in a place where I need to decide my own direction, but I'm so far from where she was, and I see some shadows in her, and I can even seem to have support.
This is a story. Beautiful like a fairy tale. Simple as a fairy tale. The city in the picture is so beautiful - the quiet lanes, the old shops like dusty treasure boxes, the kind old grandpa, the lazy fat cat, the secret trails - it's all too perfect, it's always been with you when you go from When I came out of the picture and saw the reality, I didn't know how to sigh.
I can't say anything more. You can only ruthlessly express yourself for being too poor.
Leave a word for yourself. This is the evaluation given by the grandfather after reading Shizuku's debut work: "Rough, straightforward, and not perfect. But I see it, you are a rough stone that has just been unearthed and has not yet been ground. You really work hard. Don't panic, there's still plenty of time, just work hard."

Note: The old work from two years ago...
After watching it, I suddenly realized that I finally liked this film very much. And the last sentence I gave to myself also made myself a perfect ending to a paragraph.
The film is good, please remember that this is Kondo's work.
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