2. Marty didn't like it Married, but Hemingway got married without discussing it with her. To marry him, she could only accept it. Marty wanted to go to the Chinese battlefield, although Hemingway didn't want to, but out of love for her, he went with her. Hemingway robbed Marty of the opportunity to report and log in to Europe. Marty called Hemingway a selfish bastard, and Hemingway slapped her. It can only be said that people in love can tolerate each other, but once these tolerances exceed the bottom line, it will lead to parting ways.
3. On the Chinese battlefield: Marty saw the opium smoker, the little girl who held her hand to ask for help, saw the Chiang Kai-shek couple, the woman with little feet crawling on the ground to avoid the bombing of the plane, the boatman pulling the rope, see to Zhou Enlai. I thought Mr. Ma was on Chiang Kai-shek's side, but in the end he found out that he was on the Communist side.
4. Hemingway smoked and drank. He was an out-and-out genius, but he was not a man of love. Marty is also a person who likes freedom. She is very puzzled about Hemingway's divorce from his second wife in order to marry her, but her pursuit lies in her career. The pursuit of the two is different, and a temporary compromise means that their marriage will not last for a long time.
5. Love that is easy to come by is also easy to lose. Two people who haven't experienced hardships can't understand that happiness doesn't come easily, so they won't have much attachment when they let go.
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