Leaving aside the character of Claire and the legal "seduction", in real life, at least in China, where the age difference is very large, the woman is usually very attractive, but also very immature (if Mature, they won't fall into this fruitless relationship), they don't take the initiative to seduce the little boy, because they have no shortage of suitors, but when the little boy attacks, it is difficult for them to resist the headless, cute A maddening pursuit, and thus fell deeply into the simple love that has long since become a memory. The love of little boys is very charming. They are attached, enthusiastic, naive, and as unabashed as small animals need something. But when their impulses pass, they begin to enter a new environment as they go to school and face the new opposite sex. In addition, the pressure on them from the outside world will be much more than that of the woman, they start to withdraw, and at the same time, they have a lot of opportunities to fall in love with their peers, and the "old man" whom they abandoned and thought they loved. "Cucumber/Lao Niu" will suffer for a long time, because it is difficult for them to experience the same hot emotions again, and maybe they will never forget that past. People who haven't experienced it may really not understand this, so I see a lot of comments criticizing Claire, and it's not fair to criticize women who have similar experiences in real life. In addition, there is a section in the play that many people did not notice, or deliberately did not mention, that is, Eric used a small wrist when he pursued Claire, and he was very proud after winning it twice. It's a big contrast. I don't know what the screenwriter thought and why he handled that plot like that, but I think, maybe the little boy will really have that kind of pride, who knows? Also, the handling at the end was abrupt, maybe Eric was expecting Claire to reconnect with him, but he didn't realize that C just made an official statement with him, so he left angrily? The script could be better.
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