The romantic comedy set it up released by Netflix this year is called "Boss Sending Zuo Dui" or "Matching Line" in Chinese. Tell the story of two hard-working employees who tried to match their bosses and ended up putting themselves together. Among the actors, I only know Liu Yuling. It's just a light-hearted romantic comedy. But there is a section, an engagement banquet for a supporting actress, which actually showed me tears.
She spoke at the engagement banquet, saying that she is a girl with a lot of experience in love, and she has a lot of people who she likes. They all have all kinds of traits that make her like. When talking about this, the fiance joked embarrassingly: This is my girl hahaha. The girl went on to say, and the man next to him who wants to enter into marriage with herself, he has a lot of things that she doesn't like. For example, wearing very cowardly clothes, listening to very cowardly music, telling bad jokes...
and yet——
"But, my God, I love him hopelessly."
The heroine Harper didn't understand the meaning of the phrase "and yet" the friend said. After she got drunk, she asked why there was a "but". Obviously the other party has a lot of persuasive shortcomings, so many dislikes can be listed, it sounds so inappropriate-as if Romeo and Juliet are from the family who should not love each other-but why is there a turning point that follows Woolen cloth?
"Yes, very inappropriate, but I love him."
The meaning of that turning point is:
You like because, and you love despite. You like someone because of all of their qualities, and you love someone despite some of their qualities.
You like a person because of his many advantages. You love someone, even if they have many shortcomings.
And my love for him is the same as my love for him, too much to overflow.
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