Do u still believe in love?

This is a man who is uncomfortable no matter how he looks at it, and a man who is uneasy and distressed no matter how he looks at it. He is an Asperger's autistic patient, and his performance is as follows: for 1/4 of the time, he is in an empty state, his eyes are dull, his eyes are distracted, and he can't find a clear focus. I can't understand other people's metaphors, and I can't express my own thoughts. Just as Raymond in "Rain Man" has an amazing memory and Nash's mathematical genius in "A Beautiful Mind", these people are - in one way - gifted in another way. . Adam is obsessed with astronomy and can talk about it in front of people, which is a talent, and I guess that's how Beth was drawn to it in the first place.

Of course, the director did not intend to tell us how the heroine helped the hero overcome various obstacles and then reach the peak of his career.

Autistic people often have, but autistic girlfriends do not often have.

Love, marriage and life are probably topics that can never be discussed and always have something to say. There are so many people who show up at some point in your life. Maybe it was just a coincidence that he could also impress you in some places, so you were together. He will also be less than satisfactory in some places, but after so long, he might as well go on like this. Then, your parents should let you consider marriage.

During the viewing of the film, there is a point in the air: Does Beth really love Adam? Until she called and asked her mother, I'm not sure. I mean, I should be sure, shouldn't I?...He's never told me that he loves me. It's

over, I thought. At that moment, I thought that the classic scene in Qiong Yao's film would be performed in the film. The woman cried miserably: Do you love me or sympathize with me? You know, in not-so-equal relationships, love and compassion are a couple that can be flipped and chewed over and over again.

At that time, Beth hung up the phone, turned her head, and saw Adam's dazed face in the room where the lights were not turned on.

This child is very melon drops. He would drag her in the cold park regardless of her fatigue and wait for the raccoon to appear, and he would dare to sit on the chair opposite her without saying a word when she was the most sad and helpless, and imitate her actions.

From the beginning he didn't know how to understand her, how to make her better, but he cared about how she felt, and he forced himself to change, even though it all seemed a little clumsy.

Fortunately, at the end of the film, the two are temporarily separated, and audiences like me are still happy to be blinded by imaginary illusions. At least it can reduce the weight of helplessness. However, no one has an answer for the future. Perhaps it can be answered in the words of Beth's mother: Feeling loved is very important, but loving, that's the necessity.

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