this world, ignorance Those who are struggling do not know the existence of Grumps, those who are struggling know but they compromise themselves for fear of losing the present, and those who are brave give up those objective and secular standards, that is, the path most people are attached to, and seek to discover the Grumps in their lives.
Maybe that Grumps is just that moment, life is not limited to those still worlds, still truths.
People who truly understand life are always looking for, doubting, getting, doubting, and giving up.
Then keep looking.
The moment you see it, you understand it.
Walk along the timeline, marking the coordinates of life along the way.
I asked a man when I was on the road, "How do you know when you are in love?" He told me "if you have to ask, you are not."
The feeling of love is the excessive release of dopamine on the nerves, Interweaving of physical and psychological responses. If you are in love at the moment, you will not ask if you love him or not, please cherish this moment.
Even if you don't love it, keep the best time.
And so, inexplicably happy to be alive, Ben tried to recreate one of those moving moments, the kind where the hero dancers, uninhibitedly finally able to symbolicaly throw of the shackles of convention, through the transformative power of a pop song.
Many moments make I remember the joy of life. With those pop songs, movie clips, a street corner, someone's word, maybe a look.
The male protagonist, thinking that he can't dance, stops his seemingly stupid behavior very boringly.
Will the outside bind me, and can that moment be repeated?
"Love is always so clear in memory" if love sings like this.
In Hou Hsiao-hsien's eyes, it doesn't matter which part of the "best time", because all the time is lived up to and wasted, and only after it has been let down and wasted, can a certain part be taken out of memory and deposited on it. of dust, lamented that it was the best of times.
After passing by, looking back often, our Grumps may be in the memories we chewed over and over again.
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