Later, the male protagonist's indifferent attitude towards work relatively heightened his nostalgia for this short but heartwarming encounter, and he longed to see this girl again. I believe that at this time, in his heart, he would feel annoyed that he didn't have time to have a good conversation with the girl he liked in the first place. He should think that as long as he sees that girl again now, he will definitely not be as dumb as he used to be, and he will definitely take a proactive approach and not miss the things that make him think good.
However, when he saw Mistress Km for the second time, he still missed it. When he kept throwing paper airplanes in the direction of the heroine, he was actually trying to attract the attention of the other party in various ways, just like many implicit men usually see the girl they like. This is based on probability, because most people will focus on their own world, and it is impossible to capture all external information in time. Therefore, he could only helplessly watch the girl turn and leave. It was only then that he realized that there were some things that he had to fight for by himself. His eyes became very firm, and he put aside all kinds of concerns and had the courage to pursue what he longed for in his heart.
In the end, the director dramatically changed the film into a fairy tale and gave life to the paper airplane. Through the traction of these little elves, the hero and heroine were finally able to meet again. From the sincere smile on the heroine's face, we saw a A beauty that should not be missed.
In reality, we often miss some beautiful things for some reason. If we were a little stronger, a little braver, and a little more mature, maybe, the results would really be different.
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