Is this a film that tells the world through the eyes of mental illness with the main vision of mental illness? You can say yes, but I don't think it is.
It is so reasonable and poetic. They actually love life so much, they have the key to the fourth world, and they have the qualifications to enter a place better than heaven. Only ten people in the world have this qualification. Even with osteitis, they happily said that great men have skeletal diseases, which is a frightening romance. This sentence is simply an initiation, they are really sensitive and optimistic and lovely people.
In fact, there is no lesbian plot in this film, it is all made by parents. They know their talents, they have full confidence in themselves, and they have a strong enthusiasm for life. They seek all good things. They live in their own world. In fact, everyone lives in their own world, but they are purer. . Facts have proved how ignorant senior intellectuals are. They can only use their worldview to understand what is happening in the world, because they feel that they are senior intellectuals and have more understanding of the world than others, and they have Authority, once they judge something and label it as normal or abnormal as right or wrong, most people who are not sober will become inflamed. They don't know that their understanding of the world is not in the amount of knowledge, but in their inner feelings. Because there is not only one world, everyone has his own world. These high-level intellectuals have ruined a lot of things, and even sometimes, in the end, the people who were poisoned by them-like the two heroines in this film, do not know that these talents are the beginning of all troubles.
If there is only one person in the world who can understand the jokes I tell, whether that person is a man or a woman, a monster or a fairy, I think that I will give everything to be with him or her or it. It's weird.
PS: Feiwen hasn't grown old for so many years. . . Uh. . . In other words, she has always been very old?
I'm sorry, but I couldn't help being harsh at the end.
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