What exactly is love? I got home from get off work early on the weekend, planning to have a couple of drinks while watching the movie that I had prepared a long time ago, and eloped to plan B. The plot of the story is very old-fashioned, seeing the beginning, the ending has already appeared in my mind. Even though this is a movie with a happy ending, the more you watch it, the more unpleasant it becomes. I thought it was a comedy at the beginning, especially the scene where the male lead and the female lead meet a lion in the wild. I admit that I was attracted by this episode at first. In order to get rid of the curse of the family, the heroine followed the hero all the way to the tropical Guojia Kenya in a down jacket. But when the female lead used a hair-loss cream to wash the male lead's hair in Moscow, I felt a sadness. Maybe the matter is small, but in essence it feels no different from Sister Jinlian. When the person next to you starts attacking you, ask who has psychological defenses and who can prevent it. It's just horrible. When the second man was waiting at home for the heroine to come home, the heroine was having fun with the first man in Moscow. When the heroine returned to Paris at night to meet the second male lead, I felt the second male lead was even more pitiful. In this way, is it all the fault of the heroine? What's wrong with the lady? She just wanted to get rid of the curse of the family and wanted to live a happy and happy life with the second male. She just pursued her inner desire for love and made a series of crazy actions. What was wrong with her? Even if there is, her fault is that she didn't explain it clearly to the male protagonist in advance. At this point, she apologized to the male protagonist in a timely manner. For the sake of her being a great beauty, the male protagonist forgave her very sincerely and generously. I don't think it's a big deal to make it clear in advance. So far, none of the three seems to be wrong, so who should be blamed for the error? Maybe there is no absolute right or wrong in life. Our human emotions, our hearts, are too complex and too difficult to understand. When the female protagonist gathered together in a church in England, Kenyan natives and Moscow dancers, to present to the male protagonist the Russian folk dance that the male protagonist had danced, I was also moved to tears. I can't help but ask myself, what the hell is love? For the sake of love, the female lead can invite the Kenyan natives who witnessed their wedding, and also learn Russian folk dance for the male lead. Is this love? The male protagonist is abused by the female protagonist in a thousand ways for love, and his eyes are still full of your eyes. Is this love? do not know. I really don't understand. What the hell is love?
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