It's been a long time since I saw such pure, straightforward and frank love. In today's youth romance films, there are too many entanglements, too many hesitations and timidity, but the candid enthusiasm unique to the green era seems to have disappeared without a trace. Isn't the summer that Monica and her little boyfriend spent at the beach representing the most beautiful and splendid moment of love? They are looking forward to the future together, lingering sadly together, facing the hostility from the outside world together, and rest assured of all the fantasies and expectations of life. Even though the future is full of thorns and many difficulties, at the moment of handing over, I also experience undefended acceptance. I like Monica very much. Although she is a bit rude, careless and irresponsible in the eyes of the world, as a person, she is so lively and lively, letting herself be arbitrary and uninhibited, without caring about the evaluation of others. It's a great picture, with a lively and smooth emotion flowing under the black-and-white lens.
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