The first half fully reflects the difference between Chinese culture and Western culture. In the eyes of Chinese people, Charlize Theron is simply a rich second-generation slut who is ignorant and greedy for pleasure. Poor students also seem inexplicable... But in Western culture, it is important to live more self-consciously, more authentically, and not care about other people's eyes, and love is often based on the spark of that moment.
In the second half of the painting, the style of painting changed abruptly, and the giant wheel of the times began to turn, crushing these little people and running away. The male protagonist who has always been keen on political movements and Lopez, who dreams of becoming a nurse to help others, resolutely abandoned the comfortable life in Paris and devoted himself to the anti-fascist struggle in Spain. Theron really doesn't understand, what are you doing for this, I love you so much, the phrase "why you have to go" makes me sigh. The always casual queen is crying like a child who can't get candy at this moment.
Lopez died in Spain and never saw Theron in his heart again. The Spanish Republican Party was completely defeated, Paris fell, and fascism ravaged Europe. The male protagonist finally returns to Paris, only to find that Theron has become the mistress of the Gestapo, and it seems that everything has changed. When the male protagonist is in danger, the plot reverses. It turns out that Theron is working for the British Intelligence Service, and the stolen information saves the male protagonist...
Dday is here, the German soldiers who used to show off their might have turned into war criminals that everyone shouted and beaten in an instant, and how many people can remember the agents who once gave up their lives for the coalition to return life-saving intelligence, the colonel was sitting in a neat office with a male The Lord said "You know she has great powers and I am sure she will be fine". Theron was tortured to death as a Gestapo mistress, and the male protagonist rushed back to Paris, but failed to see his sweetheart again. I'm actually a little bit worried, if the male protagonist saves Theron, wouldn't it be good, I have to make such a heart-stopping ending... The title of the film is translated as Paris Yunyan, which is poetic and picturesque, but there is also a translation called "Three Walks in Troubled Times". The plot is also quite appropriate. In this troubled world, you and I are just dust.
ps personally think that the male protagonist is too tender, and the cp of the queen-style group like Theron is weird. If it is replaced by Jude Law, it seems more suitable, and he has a typical British face. All in all, a work worth recommending.
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