Since when did I start to keep a distance from love, friendship, family and all the soft emotions, I can laugh at it, but never indulge.
Trying to deceive yourself that you can still drink the strongest wine, have the most romantic relationship, and write the most soulful text is a common thing. Just like the hero in this play, who can recite all the brilliant sentences from all the famous books, can talk to you about the nuances of Beethoven's symphonies, but keep a distance from the world, maybe because he knows everything too well. It is ever-changing, and the deep affection he gives or gets will eventually become a dream bubble. In order to protect himself, he knows too well how to follow the ultimate meaning of "should be born without a place to live" and the ultimate meaning of all the avenues.
But as expressed in the film, you have the way of thinking and perspective of God, but you are still in the human world. In this three-dimensional space, it is like the power of a car is gasoline, and the most important thing for human beings to survive is love. Ah.
So the male protagonist is finally willing to open his heart and embrace love. That's why he said that, you throw away your ticket to heaven. But people who really love will never lose each other (I really like the ending of this story).
From then on, there is a beloved person in his paradise, from then on, everything between heaven and earth, the blue sea, the garden full of roses, the scent of black tea... all shine.
The moment I read it, I want to say, thank you for your love, if you don't mind, I want to continue to love you, although it has never weakened.
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