The deadliest destructive force in love is boredom. Always be curious, always be able to discover surprises, and you can't always be together.
Let each other grow freely in an independent space, and the flowers of love will always bloom undefeated.
The only constant in this world is change itself. The unchanging love concept of staying together for a long time will cause Snow White to divorce. The protagonist in the movie understands this truth, and his love can last for a long time.
It's normal to feel temptation outside of your lover, and it proves that you're a living being, not a dead old man. Occasional encounters are just small embellishments in life, and snacks are always better than meals.
Love is appreciation, not possession. Love is a game of desire. If you want to play the game forever, you must always keep desire. The existence of desire can only emit light under the premise of continuous self-renewal.
Unchanged, the thought of sticking together every second is a powerful killer of desire.
Distance produces beauty is not an empty phrase, if the desire is still there, meeting again will make love even sweeter.
Bold love, careful stealing, and conspiratorial possession, this is real life. The animal instinct that desires to conquer leads us to pursue love and occasional sexual encounters, but the satisfaction of completely conquering possession quickly turns into boredom and boredom.
The love that we can never fully grasp will always last for a long time, which is the same as eating seventy percent full. It sounds vulgar, but it is.
Knee of Carat no longer has magic power after it is obtained. And more uncontrollable desires in life are waiting for the male protagonist, such as the next wedding with his fiancee. At the end of the film, Carat's love with her boyfriend is stronger because of the desire to not completely possess it. Jealousy, mastered properly, will become a good condiment for love.
The film seems to have a slow rhythm, but it is actually concise and powerful. Thanks to the solid script, the director's skill in moving the camera, and the decisiveness in editing, the actors' performances are quite satisfactory, basically expressing the director's intentions, but there is still room for improvement.
The film is worth watching as a philosophical exploration of love and marriage. In fact, every person who loves life has a knee of carat in his heart, whether it is male or female, it is called desire...
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