Three years ago, one day, oh yes, I remember I promised you, come back today, and tell you this story. As usual, I went to the classroom with a heavy load of internal medicine and surgery after dinner, thinking about the upcoming seven-subject joint entrance examination and at a loss. I always go to the classroom in the evening, and I don't want to leave the dorm immediately after dinner. The sunset that day was beautiful. After I chose a seat, I walked to the balcony facing the west of the classroom and watched the sunset fall among the trees and buildings, leaving only the sunset glow in the sky. Yes, all that clearly came to my mind at the moment, I even touched the rough handrail of the balcony and smelled the fragrance of the leaves by the balcony. I'm always used to taking my walkman to self-study, and I like literary FM programs at any time. At 12 o'clock, the classroom was still full, and of course I had no intention of leaving. It's time for "Sweet Night Talk", I like the voice of the hostess, gentle but not lacking in maturity. That night she talked about the movie - "The Message in a Bottle". I can't remember exactly what she said, maybe only a little, but I remember the name of the movie.
Then, until a year ago, I was about to graduate. I wandered around the bookstore for a long time on the weekend, and when I left, I found this disc by accident. It was buried in a bunch of popular videos, quiet and lonely. So, I finally got the chance to see this movie. I've watched this disc no less than 50 times by now, and yes, I like to read over and over again what I like, and never get tired of it. As you can see at the beginning of the article, the meaning is long and people can't help but reminisce.
In the film, Kevin Costner is a man who is infinitely grieved by the death of his wife. He lives in a quiet seaside town in North Carolina. He eats breakfast at the same small restaurant every day, and then repairs those exquisite but lost favors in the sea breeze. wooden boat. His home remains as it was before his wife's death, and he lives to preserve the memory of his wife. With infinite nostalgia and remorse, he wrote to his wife, those words full of love and attachment. He is the kind of man who is peaceful, so I feel warm when I look at him.
I have also deeply experienced the taste of loss, many nights of sleepless nights and even wanting to die. Many days, walking down a bustling street in the sun brings tears to my eyes. "I feel I have been lost, no bearings, on compass, I kept crashing into things, a little crazy, I guess."
She is a city girl with a busy job, a well-behaved son, and a divorced family . The husband left with another woman. She is a capable and decisive but passionate woman. She found the bottle on the beach and read the letter. His deep love attracts her, drives her desperately far from the city to find him, and awakens herself and him in the process.
The movie was beautifully shot, the sea in the early morning, late at night, and dusk, and the sailboats on the azure waters. If I were her, I would also be attracted to that intense and painful love and would not hesitate to seek him out. I often dress up life beautifully, but I still haven't met him.
He was engulfed by the sea, as he sailed his wooden boat across the windy headland to win her heart. It is often written in fairy tales, "The prince and princess lived happily ever after." Even Andersen was reluctant to describe the contradictions and trivialities that he had to face after marriage. So the director let the sea engulf him. She went to the place where he had lived all his life, and saw the letter he was going to write to his deceased wife, and the compass she had given him. She knew if some people's fate was a perfect circle, and she couldn't predict it. Her journey is destined to be lost.
You have been my true north. I could always steers for home when you were home. When he found his true north again, he was buried in the sea. I haven't been as lucky as he was, and I haven't met someone who made us home to each other. So still searching, looking for what she has found, a harbor that death cannot destroy. And I'm looking forward to it, and I'm happy for the wait.
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