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When I saw the letter written by the girl to the university at the end, I couldn't help but spit out the water I just drank, because tears came out like that. There is no sadness in the whole movie, even seeing her getting worse and worse. But at that moment, a person's life unfolds so inadvertently in front of your eyes, a beautiful life. Death in the prime of life is always tragic and euphemistic. Perhaps death should not belong to a creature called a girl. Death should be rotten and natural. The girl died quietly. It is often said that people have five stages in the face of despair to help themselves through the pain: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The girl in the shot is not showing too much emotion, anger or sadness. The letter left to "me" before his death was also simple and calm. He said some trivial things, and did some things that he could do. There was no deliberate sensationalism, but with a hint of banter, the last dignity and joke of life. That's what a man can do before he dies. The nostalgia that is not shown is even more sentimental. There are small squirrels on the wall, books that have been dug into small bonsai, even after death, she still gives "me" stories that "I" don't know, and gives me one after another to understand her chance. Death is a process, learn to accept, learn to cherish, God only gives you one chance to die, die quieter, happier, and amaze the people around you. Don't just think about yourself before you die, think about the people around you who really care about you, give you love and tenderness, and leave a smiling self for them before you die

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