Rooted in the meta-movie of the previous work "Life and Flow", dismantling a young couple in the film is actually a re-deconstruction of "Life and Flow". The male protagonist's concept of love is not rough - find someone to complement. If "Life and Flow" conveys a positive and optimistic attitude, then this film is to answer how to have this consistent belief that "love" can perfect a personality. The big long-range long shot at the end is even more classic. This open ending returns the initiative of the movie to the audience themselves.
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