I have to sigh that Lily Collins is really eye-catching. Not only are people good-looking, but the clothes and accessories in the play are all pleasing to the eye. Personally, I don't like to watch that girlfriend's scene. The character is a rich family girl from a top Chinese family who is on the run. Haha, but I always feel that it is ugly and ugly. I fast forward every time there is a part of her.
I also like the dress of the middle-aged French woman of the heroine's boss. Every outfit looks decent and looks good on different occasions. The most terrible thing is that the figure at this age is so good, people can't help but want to start fitness, very inspirational.
The lines are clear, interesting, and very helpful for learning English.
There are many everyday expressions that are the most impressive. For example, Emily asked the other party to drop me a pin, and she immediately knew how to say it. Usually, although she knew every word, she would not say it. After watching the show, she knew it was authentic. The expression is like this.
In short, it is a kind of spiritual enjoyment. As for the super handsome male protagonist who has been swaying between two women, I am not the point. Yan Gou pays more attention to the appearance and scenery, and the lines are more interesting, but less ideological. So still like it.
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