Speaking of comedy, the first reaction usually makes people think of Xing Ye, the king of comedy in China. He is very talented, especially his nonsensical style is really unique and no one can compete with him; what I want to talk about here is another comedy. Genius, Italian national treasure director Roberto Benigni, compared to Star Lord, his works are known for their romance and humor. Many movies (Beautiful Life, etc.) are based on wars and tell about love and family. I personally love Bernini's movies. Many people like to compare him with Xing Ye. I don't think the two are comparable. One is that they grew up in different environments, and they are not characters from the same era; the other is that they have different styles. Although they are both comedy kings, but Zhou's style is known for its exaggerated nonsense and funny, while Bay's style is known for its warm and romantic humor. Of course, the final effect is the same, and the audience laughed!
Let's talk about this movie again, "Love You as Beautiful as a Poem" is also known as "Tiger and Snow". I believe that anyone who has seen the plot can easily understand the origin of the alias. There is a scene in the film. Victoria drives by after recovery. On a small road, I happened to bump into a tiger. At this time, it was the season when the cherry blossoms were blooming. The tiger was also attracted by the romantic scenery in front of him. Of course, this moment was deliberately arranged by the director to express the beauty of life and the beauty of love.
I've seen this movie twice, but the first time it's gone, it's nothing but the plot of that period in Baghdad. But after watching it for the second time, I suddenly realized that the male and female protagonists are divorced husband and wife. It can be known from the last two children who call them parents, and I think the reason for the divorce should be the intervention of a third party, that is, the male protagonist in the story. A beautiful teacher who teaches in a school, no more spoilers here.

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