The unexpected change plunged her into sadness and memories.
Aging, this is the inner demon that each of us, and it is she, is trying to escape and is the most difficult to overcome.
Like the magnificent scenery, although beautiful, it often heralds bad weather.
But the more anxiety and escapism she harbored about the years, the more she became like an emotional child, constantly asking for the other party's emotional devotion and care to her.
The presence of her desires, like a ghost, potentially drives the narrative of the whole film.
The poisonous snake that time buried in a woman's heart. It was this jealous instinct that tempted her to hide her anxiety about the years with prejudiced mockery.
For her, life has to go on after all. A woman's double life in years.
One person's constant demand, constant approach, and constant tossing will always bring another person to the brink of collapse.
It has been too long, and there is no more comfort or poetry to speak of. The more time passes, the more frightened I feel, and my nerves seem to be tense all the time. As for what she has been repressing, is it because she has to accompany a clingy and uncertain boss for a long time, and she has to work hard to coax him, or because she has other unfulfilled expectations in her heart, and it is only herself. Clear.
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