For ordinary people, the word "Michelin" exudes the light of the sky, sacred and unreachable. Isn't it just a dish and a restaurant, but in this world, most people will never taste "Michelin" in their lifetime. smell. It's not just luxury!
However, I thought I could see mouthwatering food like "A Bite of China" in the film, but I was disappointed. The film did not arouse the audience's appetite, and rarely showed food directly, but an inspirational film, a family film, a workplace battle film, and a romance film. Below this, people feel the nobility and life of food. Perhaps because of this, the real food is not easy to see.
The beauty and elegance of French women are vividly reflected in Helen Mirren, a woman over fifty, just like seeing CocoChanel. Women, really have to learn to be as elegant as French women...
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