love is not just sweet

I have never liked Dawn very much, but I still think that he is very suitable to play a character like Li Xiaojun - just like Shen Shijun in "Half Life", dull and affectionate. It looks irritating and a little sad. The part that moved me the most in the movie was not the love between the hero and heroine, but the strong affection interpreted by the three pairs of supporting characters. After Brother Leopard's accident, Li Qiao boarded his escape ship to find him. She wanted to confess her love to Li Xiaojun to him, but facing the troubled Brother Leopard, her heart was full of worry and reluctance. Brother Leopard said: "Silly girl, go home now and take a hot bath. When you get up tomorrow, there will be men all over the street, and they are better than me..." At that moment, she hugged him. All languages ​​become superfluous. They are like a couple who have been together for many years and share weal and woe—not necessarily love, but affection and righteousness. Able to never give up when the other party is in trouble.

I have been thinking, in my life, whether love is heavier or love is heavier. Like Xiaojun's aunt, she has been waiting for a man who will not come back all her life. Decades later, infatuation is still the same as me. She lived in a fairy tale she made up for herself, which made me wonder if William really existed. But it wasn't until she finally saw the menu cups and saucers she hid in the iron box and the photos of her youth that she really understood how profound her love for William was. "I'm waiting for you" is a common dialogue between men and women in love, but how many people can really put it into practice? Xiaojun's aunt didn't wait until the end of the world, but she waited until the day when her life ended and she couldn't love anymore... and the "Ghost" Zhai Luwei who was dating a prostitute, he said to Xiaojun that "mustard" When I have AIDS," his eyes flashed faintly, helpless and affectionate. He decided to accompany her home instead of walking away like an ordinary whore client. Can you believe it? The love of a prostitute and a ghost... Do we take love too seriously and forget that it has always been there. Love is not only "sweet", but also bittersweet. For the sweetness of a moment to endure the acidity of a lifetime, "I love you" eventually becomes a thin line, spanning life and eternity...

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