Shelley and Leigh in the movie are both battle-hardened people. At first, they approached so casually, as if they were going to a training class that they had to attend. Everything was just a procedure. But then they fell in love more deeply than they thought. That unforgettable figure can only be seen when the sun is shining. That is to see you in the swaying posture; smell you in the arms of others. The more lively, the more lonely, the more I miss the person I love the most. This is true love, the gold seen after the waves wash the sand.
You have everything and still feel meaningless. Because he is not here.
What if they keep going?
Li was a mentor to Shirley, and in his mind she was the perfect goddess. But in love, where can there be a saint? Who can avoid selfishness and possession in love? Eventually he would see her perfect image collapse. This is a contradiction. They will hurt each other, the more they love, the more they hurt each other. Until one of them is no longer in love and reverts to a calm distance.
The ending now is poignant, but of course.
May every love end well.
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