Later, I started to watch it, and found that the scene set at the beginning was not romantic at all. A couple of thirty-year-old men and women had nothing to talk about. I'm going to be over my 30s too, and people have become speechless. . .
But then they insisted on talking, and after some lies, the two of them let go of the talk, and then came the really interesting part.
What do the two people at the end of their youth think about life and love and marriage?
The heroine said that I hope that my lover is the kind of person who can talk to each other. Otherwise, it is better to be alone when a lover who feels strange and estranged is sitting next to him.
I really didn't expect that I'm not the only one who thinks this way. Even foreigners think so. It seems that this is the general truth.
The heroine also has some opinions, which most women would deeply agree with:
when the boyfriend is by his side, he feels that he wants to leave him, and when he is not, he wants him to come.
I remember all the details of the night in the park, including the stubble of your beard growing out, the end is reddish, and the morning sun has dyed it a different color. . .
When grandma passed away, all the pessimistic thoughts poured out, and in tears hope it all faded into memory, including not seeing grandma, not seeing you. . .
The most beautiful thing is that the heroine actually sang a song waltz with beautiful lyrics and music. Compared with the poem in the previous article, this song is better, not a general street poet cliché. I feel that some of the jazz used in it is expressive and not just ornate.
What is even more empathetic is that both of them regard the memories of the past as a source of incomparable beauty, and constantly compare them with reality in their lives, and thus come to the conclusion that beautiful things make people yearn for infinitely, and Real life, however, always appears to be a less rosy conclusion.
But how can this be said to be the truth, people only shrug their shoulders. In short, it is also a good thing to have a bright light source shining in the past.
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