I was walking down the street and saw girls wearing thick snow boots, bright fluffy scarves that covered their faces slightly, cute hats and earmuffs. Their cheeks are crimson, their eyes are shining, they have long eyelashes and blue or purple eye shadow, and there is a happy melody between their eyebrows. I feel that I should praise them for making winter so beautiful.
I also always feel that beautiful stories should also be staged in such a situation. I often think of a clip from a certain movie, and I just remembered, oh, it was The holiday. It's a winter story.
Two emotionally frustrated women who never knew each other. When Christmas came, I was overwhelmed with pain, so I thought of living in an unfamiliar place, so I changed houses through the Internet. A flamboyant media person (Cameron) went from LA to a quaint town in England, wearing luxurious furs and high boots in the snow and dragging a large suitcase to the forest. A temperamental girl from the English countryside (Lewinster) arrives in a luxurious big HOUSE, with all automated bedrooms and a large indoor pool.
Shakespeare said that love is blind, what can we do in the face of repeated injuries? This is a question posed by this film, and probably no one can answer it. Change house, change life, change face? This movie doesn't tell us the answer, but the two honest and lovely girls slowly opened their hearts in the exotic atmosphere, trying to accept themselves and others. American MMs try to light a bonfire by themselves and experience the quiet life in the small town; British MMs try to talk to the neighbors next to them, and gain year-old friendship.
In fact, this is a rather cliché story, but I like it very much, and I often think of it during the holidays.
The reason is that I like the cultural collision in a special mood, and a beautiful encounter is smashed. In our daily life, we are all ordinary people, and we are often critical of the people around us and have a bad temper; but when we travel, we are very friendly to those who travel with us, and even become good friends. We would rather give up the comfort of home and go to a small hotel in a remote place to drink bitter tea, savor the unique loneliness, and then shed tears. When a person is lonely, he often wants to travel and live elsewhere. Elsewhere there are different landscapes, strangers and exotics. Spiritual relief is often obtained.
I have seen this movie for a long time, and many scenes have been forgotten. But I always remember the girl with a firm expression by the bonfire in winter in a small English town, holding warm tea in anticipation of love. Her face illuminated her love.
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