upstream, countercurrent, Reivew on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

At the two ends of the river of time, he and she looked at her from afar. He was sickly old, sitting tremblingly in a wheelchair, while her face was flushed white and her voice was tender and moving. The two boats slowly approached, and approached, and approached again, and for a moment, they almost collided, the sun fell, and each other's smiles were clearly visible - their breathing began to quicken, their arms were raised, and yet The flowing water was ruthless, and the two boats were finally torn apart and drifted further apart. They didn't have time to stay together, and the only thing they could do was to give each other a quiet kiss in the second they passed by.

It turns out that the experience of "rejuvenation" is far less wonderful than imagined - it is at best a bit Curious. It seems that the name "Benjamin Button" on the poster is written upside down, upstream and downstream, and they are all the same length. They all feel that they are not ordinary, but in fact they all live ordinary lives. They go through encounters and partings, and then they start forgetting, and at the end, "they all use diapers."

It's certainly not a comedy, but I don't think it's a tragedy either. The reincarnation of life, the ending is doomed, but the script has not yet been finalized. So, I secretly helpless, and then full of joy.

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