The best template for describing female psychology

"The high-profile film "Piano Lesson" is a film about the power of sex between men and women over the power of reason. The heroine in the film is not only dragged down by children, but also has language barriers, but she betrays some An educated and financially capable husband who has sex with another masculine man. In fact, she herself is not as wild as one might imagine, but a shy and sometimes rigid A woman with a sense of feeling. She once made people feel that her heart was wrapped in a thick layer of armor, but such a woman suddenly committed herself to a man with a rough appearance and a delicate heart one day. Through physical communication , the two had a strong desire for carnal desire, and then had a passionate love, and finally the heroine left her husband for this. A man who feels dangerous has successfully entered her heart through sex. This film from the female director Jane Campion deeply reveals the secrets of female sexuality through women themselves, so it has been well received by the whole world. The world's wide attention."
——The famous Japanese writer Watanabe Jun
watched this film, which made me have a deeper understanding of Lust, Caution. I remember that there was such a sentence in "Lust and Caution" I wrote last year: "for women, sex is never only sex". Like Wang Jiazhi in Lust and Caution, Ada sells her body (flesh) for her spirit (spirit), but the contact of the body is sublimated into the connection of the spirit. In such a patriarchal society, women have no right to make rules, so Ada complied with Bans's body-for-piano deal. This naked exchange makes Ada not much different from a prostitute, but "the shortcut to a man's heart is the intestines, and the shortcut to a woman's heart is the vagina", if from the perspective of "professional" in the present Look, Ada is undoubtedly a failed prostitute because she is in love, just as Wang Jiazhi is in love with Mr. Yi. But it is this love that makes them return to primitive people. A prostitute needs physical numbness, and people need spiritual sensibility. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to "talk later" that erotic men vigorously advocate today.

"The more I think about the script, the more I understand that there must be an object to give this story speciality. Among the many proposals, I chose the piano, which can be said to be the mysterious creation of human hands, and a symbol of civilization. Visually, the piano is a stark contrast to the life of the Aboriginal people of New Zealand. A romantic passion is in our lives, and sometimes we live for it. Although I believe this is not a completely sensible way to live, nor Knowing that its consequences are often dangerous, I will still cherish it and believe it is a symbol of great courage."
- Director Jane Campion
Piano Achieves Ada's Physical Pleasure - with Ben Strange loves, but it also creates a physical disability in Ada - her index finger is chopped off by her husband with an axe. As the saying goes, success is also Xiao He, and defeat is also Xiao He. However, this shy, even a little stiff mute girl finally raved about her true feelings, and her lover finally got married. Such courage should be able to convince all the audience who watch this movie.
And when Ada was leaving the land, the piano and the severed fingers made her think humiliatingly of her physical damage. Therefore, she can only put aside the piano. However, life without a piano is doomed to be incomplete, so Ada tied one of her feet to the piano, and the film is thrilling here. "a death, a chance, a surprise" When Ada slowly sank into the depths of the sea, her choice awakened. Is it a piano to bury material things, or to grasp the true love around you? This is also a courageous choice. If it is the former, then she will face the mutilated body that reminds her of stains, blood, tears and chastity for the rest of her life. If she chooses the latter, she will lose the love that can "try to save her". It seems that "to live really needs courage, and love really needs courage".

Afterword: The excavation of human nature, Chinese films have not done enough. What we need more is a movie that can have some epiphany after watching it, rather than a farce where everyone joins in the fun and laughs after the trouble.

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