Based on the little people in the big cities, life is plain and sometimes suck, but they always hold hope and believe that good things are ahead. I was not very confident in my heart, and did a lot of silly things after listening to my friends' bad ideas. But because of a frank heart and persistent love, it will always make people forgive and smile.
The progress of the story hides a very balanced structure.
BJ and Mark are a couple, but everyone has a hidden danger around them. BJ is fascinated by Mark in every way, but Mark seems to be a little detached from her. BJ's performance in his lawyers meetings and banquets embarrassed him. A cold face and few words always make people wonder if he dislikes BJ and has an affair with the long-legged sexy secretary Rebecca.
However, the plot suddenly turned around. The sad BJ returned to the apartment to call Mark. At this time, someone rang the doorbell. This person was Mark. The silly BJ ran over and said, wait, i'm on the phone. Then he ran. Come back, ah, you're just outside now. It's really cute. When Mark said I LOVE YOU aloud to BJ on the third time through the walkie-talkie, I thought their relationship has stabilized ever since. Unexpectedly, when he went skiing together, Mark abandoned her and actually met Rebecca. That unpleasant experience and Mark's inconsiderate attitude towards marriage at the family reunion made the two completely break up. At this time, BJ also broke up. Due to work matters and daniel went to Thailand. So the colleague Daniel, who had been on the sidelines before, finally officially took the stage.
This person showed a completely rude side in his first appearance, teasing BJ with words in the dark library. But then he said a bunch of things that seemed to want to change himself. BJ has always been defensive towards him, but the two of them are in a foreign country and they are delicious and fun. BJ seems to be slowly becoming unsuspected towards him and a little attracted by him. I also think if this Daniel really likes BJ, and he knows better than Mark if he cares about BJ. Compared to Mark, Daniel is indeed a man who understands romance and talks more sweetly. Teaching BJ to watch the stars is the best example. Just as the two were fighting fiercely, the doorbell rang and a Thai prostitute came in. Needless to say, seeing this, both the BJ and the audience already understand it. This Daniel is a complete liar.
Extremely disappointed BJ and his friends packed their luggage and returned to China, but they were told to carry drugs in their luggage by the little boy they met on the plane. BJ at this time can be described as misfortunes never come singly, and luck is extremely bad. Daniel Mingzhe walked away safely, ignoring the matter. The BJ in prison finally realized how stupid he was after hearing the complaints of his inmates against his boyfriend. Mark is already a very good man. But when BJ, who was successfully released from prison, learned from a friend that it was Mark who was traveling around the world to solve the matter for her, she finally understood: love is not so easy that I love you, so simple and superficial. Some people are like knives and tofu. They always stand out when you are in distress. They are always willing to be silent heroes.
At the last moment, Rebecca's confession to BJ made everything clear. It's a bit too dramatic, but it's still acceptable.
The whole movie is filled with a peculiar stupidity that floats on the British Isles. This silly air permeates every pore of yours slowly, allowing you to walk into their joy and sorrow little by little, their nervousness, and the truth of life. It's just a plain story in ten thousand lives, but because of its meticulous grasp and depiction of the details of life and characters, it makes people feel so close, as if it happened by your side, every moment, everyone. No one is perfect, and we are always confused by many things and words with our eyes and our ears blindfolded.
BJ uses her persistence and hope for life and love, as well as some lack of patience and unconfident doubts to tell us her story, the story of life, and our story.
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