Two people do not trust each other and are bound for their own interests, but they are bound by coincidences one after another in an environment where only two people exist. They understand each other and trust each other. Furthermore, they fell in love.
It's a beautiful story, and one doesn't notice much dissatisfaction. So it can also be a story about the initiation of love, without the factors that make the two meet, the process of each pair of people falling in love is like that, gradually understanding, gradually matching the three views, gradually for their own The inner strength to face reality is built up.
Love is such an abstract but real concept, I still can't understand what it looks like, why it has become today's universal value, and what it is. Could it be the gloom behind the interests, could it be a means made up by politicians to appease people's hearts, could it be the viciousness spread from the Western world, or could it be an illusion created by those with ulterior motives.
I have laughed at many romance films, which are nothing more than rubbish works used to satisfy the fantasies of little girls and satisfy their lustful world. So there is a kind of prejudice against romance films. Single people will feel bad when watching it, and people who are in love will feel naive when watching it. Now I understand that what people are against is to use artistic means to decorate false things in front of people's eyes, to deceive them that it is one of the real appearances, and it is also a possibility of existence.
When the male protagonist and the female protagonist confront each other because of prejudice, and when they fall in love because of understanding, there are too many expressions here. This film makes it clear that what is missing in your heart, the one who can make up for it for you, is worthy of love.
Love is in your own cognition, and in today's adult world, the only one that makes you fully aware of your own existence. When you hit a wall, when you trust, when you continue to be in a cycle of trust and disappointment, you realize what you can't do, you realize what you love, and you begin to realize yourself.
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