Although the male protagonist always makes me feel weird (not judged by appearance), the beauty of the whole movie is silently attracting me and shocking me. The most fundamental reason should be its narration. I especially like movies with narration, maybe because of my obsession with "Evil in the East". The second is the scene of the movie. Those mountains, rivers and rivers are like a dream, like a fantasy, like a crazy person. The third is the deep love a wife has for her husband—smiles in love, tears in love, fake letters, and dying promises. The fourth is the twinkling affection between the male protagonist and the Japanese woman.
For the vast majority of men, the women who are not available are always the best, and the farthest scenery is the unchanging tie in the dream. When tears of remorse rolled down his cheeks, he realized that in fact the most beautiful scenery lingered around him, and melted into the most ordinary, plain, and calm earthly life.
I think of Gu Cheng's poem - "Far and Near": You, /Look at me for a while, /Look at the clouds for a while. /I think, /When you look at me far away, when you look at the cloud it is very close.
Let us all remember: what we ignore and ignore is often the most beautiful scenery.
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