still leave you humbly

Romantic light comedy, the first half of the movie is so brisk and natural. The ending was beyond my expectations, but also within reason. Until Morning Bull was reading a letter under the tree where she met, the faint music sounded and he could no longer restrain his emotions. When I recalled the so-called funny pictures in the first half, I couldn't laugh anymore, and a faint sadness emerged. The ending was a happy one, which I didn't expect. Most directors want their films to be different, set a tragic ending, and add a lot of artistic elements to the film, which is what most directors dream of. But the unspoken rules of the market had to make the director write a perfection against his will. Just like the unrestrained perfection in "The Shawshank Redemption", the director did not do it in response to the request of the preview audience.
Of course, what viewers like me like to watch is a perfect ending. At least it brings me inner comfort! Movies are movies, but the reality of life still has to be faced.
Just like Morning Bull and her parting at the train station, how reluctantly but had to leave reluctantly. But there is one thing to be thankful for, because even though their relationship is so subtle, it's obvious what each has in mind for the other. But I can only be a person holding the graduation photo that is already a memory in a daze. Life is far more helpless than the plot of the movie! At the end of the movie, she called the phone number of Qiangniu countless times with tears in her eyes, but the phone repeated "The phone number you dialed is wrong, or the user is outside the service area." The canon played again, and she cried So, so helpless, sad. It's the same train, the train they met, the train they frolic, the train they parted. But how worried this time. I was also worried. I failed in the college entrance examination. I kept silent. I didn't have the courage or strength to say those three words to her, so I just left humbly. She, an almighty student in my eyes, is so good that others will not envy her, nor need to envy her. Because everyone in the class knows that whatever she chooses, she gets what she deserves. I don't have the romantic thinking like Morning Glory. At least, Morning Glory thought about her birthday and gave her a red rose when I knew her for 100 days. And I just secretly asked the girl who was very friendly with her to give her a pitifully small HELLO KITTY on her birthday. It's not as romantic as a morning bull. I won't deliberately walk side by side with her, nor will I deliberately create an accident to let her understand my heart. Some just miss her secretly, and even deliberately avoid her eyes. So I failed to compare with the cow, and I still don't know her heart.
At the end of the film, her tearful smile when she accidentally met Morning Glory verifies her prediction of meeting someone from the future. And I helplessly stared at the screen in a daze, tears flowed to the corners of my mouth, how bitter, bitter and heartache. My ending with her can only be that she goes to the best and most important university, I still stay in the mediocre city where I was born and grew up and go to an ordinary university. Or leave her humbly.

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