Two in the morning. It was dark all around. I originally hoped for some sunshine from Frente's ballads, but was covered in whisky dizziness, staring at the dark screen background, in a trance, as if swaying and sinking in the bar.
The portrait of Miss Embroidery is still on. She told me to watch an inspirational film.

Because of the beauty Zooey, I have been looking forward to this movie for a long time. But when 'she makes me high' is sung at the end of the film, there are not many fragments left. I can't find joy in a scene where
cars carry laughter into the tunnel with their fading backs, and
two smiling faces are reflected in the brown twilight of the train heading for the wedding . Tom dashed to the next step of the rotating wooden stairs, Tom's lonely profile and the raindrops outside the window. He walked forward in slow motion, and I couldn't see sadness in this scene. Perhaps this numbness is the richest emotion. I think the saddest scene in the whole play is Tom's happiest day. The world is like a stage play. The sunny day, the fountain, the straight road, smile to everyone and say hi... The more happy this time, the more hurtful it is . There is nothing to say about the picture and soundtrack of the film, and I don't want to comment on the characters and characters represented by Tom and Summer. A few tips I saw in this play: 1. As long as you don't expect too much from the other person in love, you will be relatively safe. Don't be smart enough to think you're special. 2 Love is not luck, it is not destiny, it needs to be fought for. 3 Ambiguity and unlabeled love have strong chronic lethality. Note that I said love, not love. I don't believe in miracles. I believe in love as a miracle. At the end, the girl smiled and said "I'm Autumn", and I was taken aback for a second. I remember a few years ago, I had a name, Sushang.

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