In some countries they hold parties when it starts to rain.
But here, we just scurry around and run for cover.
What Alfred said to our heroine Bella in the play is more and more interesting in retrospect.
The film is in the style of literature, warmth and small freshness. The heroine has her own British retro literary temperament, and her own obsessive-compulsive bug. She doesn't like plants or even is afraid. Her garden is particularly desolate; and the heroine's neighbor Alfred is a picky old man. My son, is very proficient in gardening... So the story starts from the garden.
The characters in the film all have their own warm hearts, such as the warm chef Vereon, the architect Billy who likes Bella... The food and plants in the play are also highlights.
Back to the topic, why did I name those two lines at the beginning: when it rains, some countries throw a party to celebrate and we just scramble to hide from the rain? We ignore the ability to have fun in life. When it rains, I don't like to be wet by the rain, and I don't like the rain to ruin my expensive hairstyle. I consciously spend this day for taxis, takeaways, and the rain gear industry. Think back, did we like rain when we were kids? Can you put your hand out of the umbrella and feel the coldness of the raindrops? Will you tread water hard despite the opposition of adults? Will you rotate the umbrella to see the rainwater doing centrifugal movement around?
It's understandable that we've grown up and don't want to waste time on this thankless thing. Like many people, they don't like to grow flowers and plants and only want to go out for an outing during the holidays.
Our world is fantastic and interesting, as long as you go to discover. Although the words are old-fashioned, they make sense.
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