On the surface, the movie is about a 50-year-old female literature professor asking an older female psychologist to ask her to get a little fresh meat, but the little handsome guy who is deeply infatuated with despair for her, she mistakenly thought he was dead I couldn't accept it in my heart, so I went to a psychologist for consultation. It's actually about how 50-year-old women accept the fact that they are aging off a cliff. Although at this age, the old female literature professors do a good job, have a charming temperament, talk freely in large classes, and are charming. But after class, she was an old woman who was ruthlessly abandoned by old men and young boys because of her old age. In order to prove her charm, she used her understanding of young men's psychology to seduce the handsome guy. Whether a woman can accept her own aging depends more on the attitude of the man she loved towards her aging. Her husband, who has been married for 20 years, is getting along with the young woman, and his new little boyfriend has always had the japonica of that young and beautiful woman in his heart. She was disappointed time and time again. She made irreparable decisions in pain. Fortunately, the little boyfriend chose to survive in extreme despair. The little boyfriend saved himself and freed her from the regret and torture of her own psychology. If a woman is still tenderly loved by a man in the process of aging, she will age gracefully. If a man can accept the aging of a woman's face and be obsessed with the spiritual wealth of a woman, then a woman may also age gracefully. . And more importantly, if a woman can constantly analyze, reflect, summarize, and consult professional psychologists for every relationship she experiences in the process of aging, she will know what she really needs. will age gracefully.
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