The story begins when the heroine replies to a fifty-year-old letter in the name of Juliet. And the girl who wrote the letter fifty years ago has now become someone else's grandmother, but she still came from far and wide. From then on, they began a journey to find "Romeo". They have seen many "Romeo" and failed many times. Just when they were about to give up and leave, fate made a joke and made them meet by chance. After fifty years of baptism, vicissitudes are written on his face. The fifteen-year-old girl couldn't help feeling that I was no longer the one I used to be. However, when Romeo appeared, their eyes were attracted to each other like a magnet. Love made them no longer afraid and embraced bravely. True love is never too late. They are so compatible. Although they have their own families and relatives, they are all waiting for each other - soul mates.
I heard a classmate once say something like this: two families have their own children, and the father of one family and the mother of the other family are first lovers. When they met two years later, they did an amazing thing. Things - Elopement. At that time, the classmates felt absurd while talking. "Tell me, the children are so old, and they still do this thing!" In this way, it seems really inappropriate. From a mathematical point of view, it is obviously unreasonable that two complete families can be counted as one family at most, and there are two incomplete families there.
I can't help but sigh: it's okay, it's okay, "Romeo" and "Juliet" who met many years later have a lot of children and grandchildren around them, but only one company is missing. I can't imagine what would happen if "Juliet" found "Romeo" with his wife? What if "Juliet" found "Romeo" but there was still a wife waiting at home?
I remember a line in the story: "what" and "if" are two separate words, but when they are joined together "what if, what if". "One share of sadness, two people, each half; one happiness, two people, each one." For a lot of life, we can't find the right answer from the digital world, without doing it, who doesn't know how it will turn out? Since the movie turned out so well, why should I worry about the ones that didn't?
In life, I believe that there must be different endings, but "what is lost in the east and the elm is harvested", as we often say, God closes a door and will definitely leave a window for us. Maybe we missed the chance to be together, but we saved a most beautiful memory. I think, if the parents hadn't eloped, maybe they would have lived a happy life beside their children, taking care of their husbands, and taking care of the family. And if they have the courage to elope, they don't have to waste fifty years of waiting like a movie. Either way, I think it takes courage, courage to endure, and courage to act. And no matter which kind, I think happiness is not far from them.
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