The story is simple. Two lonely, sensitive and insecure people understand and love each other, but they also hurt each other because of their care and lack of self-confidence. When watching the drama, some people wondered why they didn't bring up their respective issues for discussion, but both of them held the mentality that each other would leave at any time, and cautiously enjoyed the emotions of the moment. One can't tell the frustration inside, and the other can't tell the abnormal family situation. When they were separated for the first time in college, the two men's sensitive mental performance was just right. One spoke out of separation for the sake of self-esteem, but was actually seeking to stay; the other was worried about gains and losses, thinking that the day he was abandoned has finally arrived.
Even so, they understand that they need each other's existence in their lives, so they try their best to maintain the "friendship" between them. When they parted for the second time in college, each of their lives began to be shattered by loneliness and confusion, and each other's letters were the only emotional outlet.
After falling in love, separation, reconciliation, separation, and reunion, they finally got brave once and learned how to hold each other tightly. Cornell finally rushed into the house full of humility and indifference, and Marian finally found the sense of security she wanted in her heart.
But in the end love still gives way to reality.
They had the best, and they knew that they would never come back when they parted. It’s just that the difference this time is different from the previous ones. They will no longer let loneliness and blurring engulf themselves, and will not be willing to fall and be depressed. The ups and downs of these years have allowed them to understand the meaning of each other in their lives and heal each other. Strengthened their hearts.
In the end they all became ordinary people.
"I'll go" "I'll stay"
The director and the hero and heroine express their emotions very delicately, and the hero and heroine are so good to shoot, every frame is beautiful and clean, the screenshots are much smoother, and even enjoy when puzzles.
The play itself is more literary, and those who like direct and popular plots may find it procrastinated and boring.
The original work is more of a psychological description. The play uses a lot of close-ups and light and dark tones to express the emotions of the characters. The eyes, sighs, and silence are used to depict the psychological changes of the protagonist in the book.
I sigh once again for the director's scene and composition.
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