I watched this video while I was eating and wrote the current text on the toilet. The male protagonist's handsome beard is quite attractive, but in the film he answers that he is only twenty-five years old, which really makes me sigh. His calmness and maturity are obviously not the qualities of this age, even though he has participated in the battlefield. And the complex background of the heroine makes her more aware of her own choices and actions. Love plays a pivotal role in all films. It is not difficult to imagine that such a mature, calm and hard-working handsome guy appears in the heroine's life, which is itself a gospel of the heroine and an angel of the heroine. Of course she had no reason to reject this gift from the sky.
It's just that in the end, the heroine ran to the hero in the beautiful morning and kept him "don't go". How beautiful it would be if the ending could be replaced with a light sentence "wish u all the best". Isn't it the trace of regret in aesthetics that is most heartbreaking. If one day, if I were the male protagonist, I would expect the female protagonist who loved or loved to send a sentence "let u go".
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