The two most impressive lines: 1. A person who rejects his language (mother tongue) kills a part of himself; 2. The beauty of Paris is nothing but a charity to foreigners, in order not to let them understand the essence of the city. My perception is that my mother tongue is the symbol of my national culture and a solid bridge between the individual and the national culture. If you reject your native language, you will lose your roots in the native cultural soil, just like the duckweed drifting with the tide, like the fluffy grass fluttering in the autumn wind, with no sustenance. So I always feel that the protagonist is very pitiful. He always wants to get rid of the Israeli-style fate, but I don't know that the Paris-style fate may not be satisfactory. The way of expression in the film is indeed a bit absurd, which is relatively new to me. In addition, the scale of nude scenes is a bit large, even a bit too much, which may not be acceptable to a conservative person like me. But in general, the theme expressed by the film can still be obtained, so it is recommended to watch.
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