Mike, the son of the motel owner, has no pursuit, and mediocrely takes care of the hotel for his parents. Sue, who lives in a big city, is an oil painting salesman. Mike, a typical idealist, is of course created by the environment, Sue, a realist, is busy with life all day, has a plan to fight for his future, and has a failed relationship. Because of love at first sight, Mike began to pursue Sue frantically, and came all the way to her city. Sue was really moved by his simple character and direct actions, but Sue knew very well what he needed, perhaps not the care of others or not A sincere love, but for food and clothing, for the future baby. In her eyes, Mike is just a child. Although he is full of enthusiasm, he does not have a down-to-earth life plan.
Love can indeed change a person. During Mike's pursuit, the journey he encountered made him grow up slowly, and he gradually gained insight into life, what is suitable for him and what his father needs. After he failed in his pursuit, he returned to the hotel and said to his father, "This is not the life you want, this is the life of your mother. Since mother is gone, you don't have to bear all this. You can sell the hotel and live the life you want. , and I will find my purpose in life. Love can often make a boy gradually transform into a man, because they know how to pay, know responsibility, and know how to cherish.
Sue, when answering Mike's question at a Chinese restaurant, she excitedly said "I want a baby!" This is what a woman longs for, but feels out of reach. Because of the busy life and failed relationship, Sue's desire for baby is stronger, and her life gradually revolves around this goal, even forgetting herself. When Sue came to Mike's place to say goodbye, Mike begged her to marry him, he knew exactly what Sue needed and believed he could give. Many times, people are often blinded by their busy lives or frequent things, and even wronged themselves for some goals and lost their way. Fortunately, Sue still came to a realization. No matter how realistic she was, she still forgot her original intention. She returned home and was going to be a single mother. The ending was also a happy reunion. Mike learned about Sue's situation and rushed to Sue's house. The Mike that he saw this time was not as young as the first time they met. He hugged Sue and spoke softly. My own long-term planning for the hotel and a sweet commitment to taking care of Sue.
After reading it, I have to talk about Jennifer Aniston, a woman with a rough life, and the phrase "I want a baby" seems to let us see Jennifer who has suffered from vicissitudes in reality. After her divorce from Peter, she often turned around in front of the big screen, her wrinkled face was filled with the bitterness of her love life, and her acting skills were becoming more and more mature. I hope to be recognized by everyone as soon as possible. And Rachel, who loves to cry and love to hate in "Friends", is gradually blurring.
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