However, plainness has its penetrating power, which not only makes you see it at a glance, but also puts a lot of weighty things in your heart after reading it.
Needless to say, Hussein is persistent, and in my opinion, Hussein is also the most romantic type (as the saying goes) - he keeps pouring out his heart and describing the bright future, just for the first glance. Seeing her reading quietly, and her glance at him at the funeral. "What I want to do is to give you happiness and make you feel happy", "Sometimes I will pour you tea, and sometimes you will pour it for me, this is how I look at marriage, this is life. If one day I It is also for you." "What matters is wisdom and understanding. You have lost your parents and need a caring husband.
" Full of tension, the film doesn't even give her any frontal shots, and even the side is covered in a scarf (but we still think she's beautiful and has a beautiful voice). She is like a lot of things in life, or life itself - there are no answers, only different people decide their own different attitudes. It's not even the ending that matters.
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