As long as it can be gorgeous once, even if it eventually fades, it doesn't matter.

Nella 2022-04-21 09:03:22

It's amazing, even though she wears that kind of makeup like a zombie, it doesn't feel scary at all, it has a certain meaning, I feel that it represents the truth of some kind of life~~ When I watched this dance, I was really moved, especially With the replay of the ending song, it is simply enough to describe the moving as "shock".
The dance of the bare-ass Japanese man in the film is also very shocking. The way he breaks free from his red clothes feels like a symbol of the soul getting rid of the shackles of the body~~~

What should I say, the life of a young person is always full of desires , active and chaotic, but the glitz and chaos will gradually fade away, life becomes more and more rigid and insensitive, and physical functions gradually decline, and eventually become a character that the younger generation hates, which means that it will be completely withered. perish.
This is the end that no one can avoid. No matter whether the process is a few years, decades, or hundreds of years, it will eventually have the exact same ending.
But the Japanese adore cherry blossoms. Although the flowering period of cherry blossoms is short, they are extremely gorgeous when they bloom.
In other words, as long as it can be gorgeous once, it will be fine even if it eventually fades~

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Kirschblüten - Hanami quotes

  • Karolin Angermeier: Your cue, mama.

    Klaus Angermeier: Go on, mama.

    Karolin Angermeier: Mama, please, 'The Mayfly'. Come one, mama. For us.

    Trudi Angermeier: 'Stop! What you're doing is murder!'

    Klaus Angermeier: 'Such cruelty is not a must... '

    Trudi Angermeier: 'The Mayfly has but one short day... '

    Karolin Angermeier: 'One single day of pain, one single day of lust... '

    [chuckles]

    Rudi Angermeier: 'Oh, let it hover there, until it meets it's end. It's heavens last forever. It's life one day to make amends.' Right, mama?