Would you like to go to Paris with her, or come back to Mandoli with me.

Tracy 2021-11-12 08:01:24

The romantic poetry of the Chinese is really lovely, the original name is "Lybeka", but it has to be translated into "Butterfly Dream".
Obviously it is a name of the deceased who is terrifying, suspenseful, and full of conspiracy. The Chinese refuse to accept it, so they just want to focus on the fascinating love coming out of the cocoon.
Here, how easy it is to love. See you twice at the dinner table and take a few more rides to get married. And it seems that love is so dry and broken, and will never change your heart.
A marriage proposal is very beautiful. The shaving cream on the face has not been wiped clean, and across the bathroom, just one sentence, would you like to go to Paris with her, or come back to Mandoli with me.
It was as easy as just going to see a movie.

I like the opening of the beautiful night scene of this very observant Moon Shadow Manor. A large version of the subtitles is neatly placed at the beginning of the film,
like an old gentleman, but outdated but polite and aristocratic.
The old-fashioned orchestral soundtrack is sweet and sad.
The picture of the keying while riding in the car, the hair is fakely blown off, the most charming. Simple but very elaborate.
I still like it very much. At the beginning, let's start with a recitation.
The words are straightforward and round, but because of the age, the voice is vaguely like a cold.

We can not go back
I know
everything will change
ever so eager to think that
you are all my source of happiness
only to become a nightmare for me tonight but you still struggling with

the passage of time
moonlight Mandolin Li
still heavy solid ground
in the weeds
Standing proudly among the clusters of chaotic stones,
maintaining its dilapidated dignity,

there is no one
here, there is no love and hope,
there is only a chaotic, chaotic, desolate wilderness
and who can see it
Here once prosperous noble and majestic
rose garden flowers afternoon tea and wine feast
many pedestrians attracted fascinated hang around for it
and I also worked under its mask
alone in struggling with the darkness that
once again make every effort to call
me in a dream
I'd rather I was psychedelic in my dreams
until the past was burned by a raging fire and
turned into light ashes
floating into a misty blue smoke.
When we wake up from our dreams,
I believe that we will
be able to see the
sun outside the window
and no more haze and blocking the
wind blowing gently on the
beach. waves bursts
tell our endless
love

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Extended Reading
  • Ethan 2022-03-22 09:01:34

    A classic movie, although it's black and white, but with the storyline, it's a plus

  • Pauline 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    Too beautiful! ! ! Another classic McGuffin, such a powerful concept seems to be rarely used in movies now. So, the box in Pulp Fiction is also a "MacGuffin"! The heroine is so beautiful, I even watched two Qiong Fang Deng movies, and I was completely fascinated hahaha, the little girls who can control the lady and Cinderella, hahaha, the little brows, the rubbing of the hands and the corners of the mouth are all Ah, this is a performance from 1940, it's amazing. After checking, Nima was nominated for the first time at the age of 23, and won the best actress at the age of 24. . . . . .

Rebecca quotes

  • Mrs. Danvers: [brings out a negligee from under the bedcovers] Did you ever see anything so delicate?

    [motions the second Mrs. de Winter over]

    Mrs. Danvers: Look, you can see my hand through it!

  • Mrs. Danvers: [just as the second Mrs. de Winter reaches for the door] You wouldn't think she'd been gone so long, would you? Sometimes, when I walk along the corridor, I fancy I hear her just behind me. That quick light step, I couldn't mistake it anywhere. It's not only in this room, it's in all the rooms in the house. I can almost hear it now.

    [turns to the petrified second Mrs. de Winter]

    Mrs. Danvers: Do you think the dead come back and watch the living?

    The Second Mrs. de Winter: [sobbing] N-no, I don't believe it.

    Mrs. Danvers: Sometimes, I wonder if she doesn't come back here to Manderley, to watch you and Mr. de Winter together. You look tired. Why don't you stay here a while and rest, and listen to the sea? It's so soothing. Listen to it.

    [turning away towards the window as the second Mrs. de Winter slips out the door]

    Mrs. Danvers: Listen. Listen to the sea.