40% because of Jay Chou, and the other 60% because of Gui Lunmei.
I can't forget her cynical appearance in the blue door. She always doesn't look good, with sharp eyes, sharp edges and corners, and untouchable fragility and struggle.
Today, she has long hair and looks full of girlishness. She always smiles sweetly when playing opposite Jay Chou, and every frown and smile reveals the beauty of youth. She is too good at being the heroine of a youth film.
But I just like her who doesn't laugh often.
I always feel that Xiao Gui's smile is too flattering, and it doesn't look like a heartfelt smile. When she was not smiling, it was easy for me to find Meng Kerou in the blue door, stubborn, rebellious in her eyes, and her stiff shoulders gave a signal of "don't come near me".
I really like girls who are brave but fragile on the surface, such as Meng Kerou. Because it's not easy to get close, I want to get close instead. Such a girl will be in stark contrast to the girl next to her who is flamboyant and beautiful, because she will not hide her disgust or boredom.
Maybe "The Secret That Can't Be Said" is successful, commercial, emotional, and beautiful,
but the girl who best represents my mood when I was 17 is Meng Kerou. The most memorable movie of my youth is the blue door
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