I finished reading "Calling for Love in the Center of the World" today, which is a bit like "Love Letter" I read some time ago. I'm still watching "The Museum of Innocence" these days. Including "Love in the Sky" and "Angel's Love" that I read when I was reading a long time ago, I feel that they are all describing "love that is not available" and "love that has regrets"? I was in tears after watching it anyway. And these works have received relatively high evaluation. Of course, there must be some good filming of the film itself. Contemplation of audio-visual language, handling of details, performance of actors... But what I doubt is that works of this type can always touch people's hearts and resonate with people. On the one hand, it reflects the love that many people feel that they cannot come together Is it the most sincere? Or is it that many people think that they will not get true love in the end... But in my opinion, the frequent appearance of works on this theme is constantly causing me to reflect on how to cherish the existing love for my family For friends and lovers. Don't be stingy and brave to express your love... In the end, don't leave any regrets... Nowadays, many people's love is too much to care about the gain and loss of face, the so-called "dignity", the gain and loss of time, the gain and loss of material... and so on... use A line from "Love in the Time of Cholera" sums it up "The honest way of life is actually doing what your body wants, eating when you're hungry, and not having to lie when you're in love." Although I haven't seen this movie haha The more messed up the writing is, my fragmented feelings haha but it doesn't matter anyway, it's just to record my current thoughts
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