The stone god created by Tishin is exactly the same as the ideal image: hunchbacked, slow pace, huddled in a coat, with faint silver threads on the temples, dim eyes and the light of genius.
The encounter in college was like fate, and because of the ups and downs of fate, the two met again after seventeen years. The funny thing is that at the end of the film, Yukawa once commented on Shishen and said:
If he hadn't fallen in love with Granite, he wouldn't have committed a crime.
If he hadn't fallen in love with Huagang, he wouldn't have committed a crime, he wouldn't have been questioned by the police, and he wouldn't have reunited with Yukawa.
God, if you'll give me a little more time, why not give it to those who are gifted and who have suffered many hardships.
Such as stone gods.
Many people accuse the stone gods of taking the lives of homeless people, and it can be argued for days and nights if they get caught up in the moral discussion of this issue. The following are mainly delusions about Yukawa x Shishen. If there is thunder, please do not continue reading.
A person's temperament is shaped by his environment throughout his developmental stages. Money is just one aspect of it, from family ties to socializing with peers are part of this environment. Yukawa is easy to handle. His dexterity is not only reflected in the always rigorous three-piece suit, his interest in science itself, but also in the way he speaks and thinks. When comparing scientists to composers, Mendelssohn, whose father was a Jewish banker, was an absolute anomaly in an era when most composers depended on the nobility to survive. So in the weird circle of scientists, Yukawa is an existence like Mendelssohn. He has not considered the issue of money, so he can do the research he likes smoothly all the way, he can get the research funds he wants by having good relations with his colleagues and superiors, and he has spare energy to pay attention to his own maintenance and do a good job of face-saving projects. To say that the only shortcoming is probably the inherent flaws in the bones of the people engaged in research, and rationalism is paramount. At the beginning of the movie, Yukawa joked about the equation of love with Uikai. Can the area of the heart multiplied by the distance of thoughts give the answer to love? No one has an answer.
Contrary to Stone God. Yukawa's evaluation of him was the word of genius without reservation. Xing Xing cherishes this, but has not seen each other for seventeen years, Guo Zhen's life is impermanent and has been manipulated a lot. Stone God's withdrawn character is also caused by the environment throughout the growth period. He will be taciturn, will focus on a certain field (for him mathematics is the only one), will not understand what is the love of friends and the opposite sex, should have a mother who does not know what education is and how to communicate. However, his life, which had been aimed at research, was interrupted when his mother became seriously ill. What can he hate? Hate fate? Hate family? hate yourself? He can't hate anything but self-paralysis. Research can be carried out anywhere. During the day, he teaches Niu to play the piano at school.
Will Yukawa regret that he said to Uikai, "What you encountered is a genius"? Will not. For him, there is no other way than telling the truth.
Will Shishen regret saying "You look so young forever"? Will not. For him, there is no one who can talk like this, except for Yukawa.
Therefore, the contest between setting up the puzzle and solving the puzzle was actually decided when the two faced each other in the crowd. Shishen, who is eager for warmth, feels like an imprint of self-consolation, but losing Shishen to Yukawa is far more than losing a friend who can talk about mathematics and climb mountains together.
The existence of a genius can reflect the appearance of another genius himself.
Shishen's loss of love will only make Yukawa more resistant to emotion, which transcends rationality.
See, it turns out that love is the original sin.
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