I saw this film in my early years, and I had little exposure to American films in middle school. This film left a deep impression on me, but after ten years, I have long forgotten the storyline in it, and I only vaguely remember that it was a fake turned into reality. comedy. Looking at it again now, it seems to have some new emotions.
The heroine is an excellent older single young man with strong working ability, self-discipline, and she has not been in a relationship for three months because of her work. Her parents died early, and she struggled alone for several years, and had long since forgotten what it was like to be at home. So when she met the male protagonist who grew up in the love of a big family, and experienced the concern of the male protagonist's family for her, she finally burst into tears and realized that what she had been missing for so many years was the education of love.
So out of the movie, I can't help but ask myself, will we ever fall in love? Twelve years of hard study in the cold window did not teach us how to love. This class requires parents to teach their children by themselves. If parents love each other, then the child will also love his other half in the dark, otherwise it will cause a certain psychological shadow to the child in the second half of his life.
Love is caring, companionship, communication, and comfort. In the movie, the male protagonist's mother and grandma are very cute. They say that the female protagonist treats her like a writer. She will take her to watch the funniest stripper show, go shopping, bring her breakfast in bed, dance around the fire to release herself, and also There are necklaces and wedding dresses that are inherited from her family, and she sincerely proposes "or take a vacation to see you"... These heart-warming actions allow the heroine to finally face her heart frankly and face true love bravely .
Learn how to love in order to fall in love with others. We have to love, accompany and comfort another person with our own sincerity, so as to gain another sincere love.
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