The film starts from a new year's resolution, telling a false fairy tale. But it's just a fight scene from European and American actors + Korean drama script + Hong Kong film. Two handsome guys fell in love with a fat, ugly, stupid and old woman at the same time. In the end, this woman finally won the perfect love of the winner after the two handsome guys pk. Isn’t it a classic Korean drama? Kongfu Fighting in the Hong Kong movie replaces the traditional European and American movies where the western cowboys fight in the setting sun.
The competition is fierce, and the reality is cruel! Fat, ugly, stupid, and old women do not become single and polluted orphans for life, but they end up with a rich, rich, dedicated and considerate perfect handsome guy. It is definitely a small probability event! Of course, I do not mean to discriminate against older women with ordinary looks, ordinary minds, and ordinary abilities here-I am not allowed to call me the same in a few years. I just feel that the screenwriters are doing harm any more, just because of the box office rate of the vast couchpotatoes target audience market, taking this opportunity to give the majority of single young people a chance to YY or the screenwriters themselves a chance to YY. But like a little girl buying a match, polishing a match, it seems to light up hope, but in the end it is just a momentary illusion.
In short, you can not be pretty, but you can’t be sloppy; you can be a little stupid, but you can’t be stupid enough to be black and white; you can have no boyfriend, but you can’t even have no friends; you can be alone, but you can’t. Independence; you can be disappointed, but you can't lose hope and confidence in the beauty of the future; you can be unloved, but you can't help but love yourself. . . Girls, wake up!
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