Mr. Lu Xun mentioned in his speech again that the follow-up to "Nana" put forward this idea: "However, since Nora woke up, it is not easy to return to the dream, so she had to leave; It is inevitable that we will fall or come back.” How do we put an end to our youth? It seems that everyone has their own plans, but will the pain of the sequelae of youth affect our future life? We are no longer naive. Could it be best explained by a more idealized break away from the status quo? I can't help but say, absurd! ——I can't like the path of the protagonist, but Bruce's choice fits my definition of MAN.
Maybe the director just gave different paths for everyone to choose from. In fact, none of them are wrong, but there is a personal preference...
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