Speaking of this movie, after watching it, I just want to say something from my heart: Who said that only Chinese women are forbearing, skilled, and know how to make love Sacrificing personal feelings, the British girls on the other side of the earth are quite good at forbearance. There is also a sentence I learned from Grandpa Lu when I was a child: Feudal ethics kill people.
When Grey said to G: You have sacrificed yourself since you were a child to make others happy. . . . . In fact, this is precisely the point that women are most different from men in human nature. They have been taught since childhood to be humble, forbearance, tolerance and devotion to love. And men are more grown up surrounded by such women, so they don't have a deep understanding of how unrepentant or how natural women are when they make such decisions, G's Girlfriend, Liz wouldn't say such words when persuading people, but Grey would, yes, sometimes when faced with a woman he loves, but not his own woman, men usually say such generous words like this. And most women (especially the women of that era and that class in the movie) can only listen to these words and continue without compensation.
Times have changed and the environment has changed, but the fundamentals of human nature are eternal. This must be a tragic story. In the struggle and tangle, G still made a choice and continued the luxurious and eye-catching Duchess Of Devonshire, as a mother with boundless love, as a friend, silently loving and blessing Mr.Grey in her heart, this man is destined to be just a gray in her heart. It should be affirmed: at least, at the fork in life, G did not choose to escape, she has always faced difficulties and contradictions, she has fought and sacrificed, and finally she knows what she wants, and she chooses her own path.
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