A woman in her 50s, even if she has outstanding congenital conditions and uses the best skin care products, can't hide the aging expression lines and the gradually out of shape figure. However, the scale of this film is well grasped. It has the open and humorous mentality of sex & city (the scene where Mei Gu and her group of girlfriends are drinking afternoon tea is very happy and relaxed), and there are also romantic episodes showing women's brave pursuit of true love. A bit of a family ethics drama vibe.
Love is a woman's life's work. Compared with material satisfaction, spiritual satisfaction is the source of women's happiness. This is the consensus of my female colleagues and friends around me. I like the ending of this film very much, although it is a bit idealistic (similar to the ending of Yi Shu's first half of my life), in reality, Mr. Right may not come on time. Good horses don't eat grass and should be encouraged.
Besides, being able to run a dim sum shop is really a good job, doesn't it mean that to capture a man's heart, you must first capture his stomach? If it were me, I would have fallen in love with a lover who could give me a hot chocolate croissant anytime.
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