The heroine is very familiar. The main character's actions are hilarious. The whole film is very warm, don't leave regrets for your youth. It is completely two worlds who left a beautiful intersection. It's totally impossible to be together, in reality, it's full of dissent like an introverted master's student from a prestigious school married to a beautiful supermarket cashier who graduated from junior high school. The impossibility in this reality always fills me with a sense of despair. So many clear boundaries, so many restrictions, so many frameworks, so many regulations, make me despair. Like my dad asking my boyfriend's parents to have a job, it left my eyes watering with sad despair. Why can't Dad think from my point of view thoughtfully, just think about it a little bit, why does he only make all kinds of requests from his point of view, he makes me cry countless times, I don't want to Go home, I don't want to go home. I have no home, who would take me in? Soybean oil please. Of course, this is just a joke. My dad never asked about my feelings, my dad never thought about me from my perspective. He just does what he thinks. But anyway I'm 23 years old. So... I have my own home, I take care of my own feelings, and my dad is reciprocated by what he did. He didn't give love, so he couldn't get love. I'll give him money, like he did in my high school, but only money, nothing but money. I'm not going home. I want to punish him. But the fact is that every holiday, such as the Dragon Boat Festival 3 days and so on, I go home, and when I get home, I act recklessly, raising eyebrows at my parents, ignoring their feelings at all. My parents always wait for me when I get home. After dinner together. Dad always remembers good things for me, and so does my mother. They always think of me when they have good things, but I never cherish them. I often dismiss them and think they are all mundane things. My mother is very hardworking and willing to do anything for me, and my father is also very hard-working. They never force me to do anything, they never force me to do housework, they don’t set me up when I get up, they don’t limit the types of friends I make, and they don’t interfere. Sooner or later, when I go home in the evening, my father sometimes refuses to express his dissatisfaction with me. Well, if there is any good thing in the future, I will take it home and reserve a copy for my parents. Well, share with your parents all the valuable things that you thought you were not cheesy were ordinary. God bless our whole family.
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