Kabylia's biggest personality is innocence, so she believes in men again and again, and then gets hurt.
And the woman who is in obvious contrast with her is the "Hong Kong girl" fifty years later. Ye Nianchen's trilogy obviously cannot be compared with Fellini, but they also portray women in reality and in real society.
However, "Hong Kong women" know the reality best, don't believe in men, don't believe in feelings, and finally don't believe in themselves. In fact, the ending is the same as Kabialia.
Reality is the most important thing. And what about trust? There is only one person who believes.
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