It tells a poignant love story. Two people who want to love will always miss it, but they cherish each other and let them have good memories in common with each other. I guess it also wants to tell us to cherish and love every moment of those who are in love.
Very literary and sentimental movie, the plot is very slow and slow, every action is very slow and slow, the action of opening a box takes almost five minutes, an old heart of mine...
The male and female protagonists are very sentimental, so they are very sensitive to every word and every thing. I can't stand it if it is a bit slow, and I want to drive twice as fast. After watching it, I really don't know where the love comes from, but I really admire them for their perfect interpretation of respect for each other. Maybe this is the love interest of literary and sentimental young people? As a rough man, I really can't appreciate crying movies. One time of joy and one last reluctance, cherishing all kinds of memories.
There is always a feeling of feigned sadness. And this setting is weird, I was thinking that going backwards and forwards is only for a moment, so how can one day? Well, I admit that it is weird to pursue realism in fantasy films, but this setting is really weird of.
Why is the heroine's life only the male lead? And the male lead's life is so colorful?
Why does the heroine endure so much for the male lead? It may be a matter of time line. The most important moment in their mutual life should be the month when they met and fell in love at the age of 20. At the beginning, the female lead was looking for the male lead, from the very beginning of falling in love until they lost each other. At the same time, the male protagonist is from acquaintance to love.
Ah, I'm crazy, I can't figure it out at this time.
Let's put some pictures of the heroine first. But I still think Nana looks good when she's indifferent, and she's not used to it when she's too gentle.
It's better to be arrogant.
Ah, I can't figure out the time line, I will continue writing when I figure it out.
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