I am also as stupid as the heroine, I can always analyze the love of others in a good way, but I am actually an idiot when it comes to myself. It will only be remembered after the situation has changed, or that person told me through others that he actually liked me. However, it doesn't matter, happiness is good, maybe it's not fate. I do it all the time, and sometimes it still hurts. Ah. . . . But what to do, in fact, our emotional intelligence is often short-circuited sometimes.
It's a very NICE movie. I like that uncle, a stubborn and cute person, maybe a person who was once brilliant really can't bear the prosperity that passed away. Loneliness will always make a person depressed, and it will also make some people cling to the past, always wanting to make themselves brilliant again. Who says that a person in his thirties can't hold on to his dreams, and who says that a person who is in his late twenties can't have another bloom. They all did it.
Well, well, this is actually why I always hate the tangled plot of domestic films, and I hate that kind of solemnity as if time really has such great power, making everyone accept their fate. I will never accept my fate. One of the aunts I admire the most also once told me that live to old age and learn from old age. So when she is in her 60s, she can still work as an accountant in a big company with an elementary school culture. This is her refusal to admit defeat.
Time is always there, what we can take away is what we think, but what we cannot take away is what we firmly believe. You can do what you believe in. So do dreams.
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