In 1929, Vietnam was a French colony, so there were many French on the land of Vietnam. Janeis a 17-year-old French girl who studies in Saigon Girls' Boarding School. Whenever I go home easily during the holidays, my mother runs a very small school with very little income. Jane has two older brothers. The older brother Bill is addicted to drugs and domineering. The second brother Paul is cowardly by nature and is often bullied by the older brother. One day, as usual, Jane bid farewell to her mother and took the ferry back to school. On the boat, she met a grand master Tonyin a big black car . Tony is the only son of a wealthy overseas Chinese. Tony likes this white girl, so he strikes up a conversation, and the two get on with each other. In the boarding school, Jane knew that some girls were out for prostitution. She also wanted to find a rich man to try, so she took the initiative to talk to Tony. After landing, the two went to Saigon and went to the restaurant to eat Chinese food. Tony used it together. The car took her back to school. Just after school the next day, the black car was waiting at the school gate.
Jane and Tony soon fell in love. Tony took Jane to his mansion, which is a place often used by wealthy Chinese to hide in the golden house. The two of them met here, had sex, bathed, and played. Sometimes I didn’t go back to school at night, and I was left out by my classmates because I became a Chinese L’amant. The school had to inform her mother that Jane asked Tony for money for her mother. The mother needed money too much to maintain a living, and to pay off Bill’s debt. The debt of the Opium House also requires money. So the mother told the school to give Jane freedom, and Bill knew about his sister and threatened to kill them. Tony invited Jane's family to a luxurious restaurant for dinner. Jane's family gobbled up and did not communicate with Tony. The atmosphere was embarrassing and finished. After dinner, he went to the ballroom to dance again, but when Bill saw Tony and Jane dancing, he immediately became fierce and threatened Tony to fight, but was persuaded by his mother. Later Bill was sent back to France.
Tony loves Jane very much. Although Jane often says that she doesn't love Chinese people, there is always an inexplicable emotion in Jane's heart. Tony asked his father to marry Jane, but his father did not agree to let him marry the right Chinese wife, otherwise he would drive Tony out of the house.
Tony finally married the woman he didn't love, and his heart was ashamed. Jane and her mother are also going back to France, and they will go to the mansion before leaving. When people go to the empty building, a sense of desolation fills their hearts. When she got on the ferry going to France, she stood on the bow as she did when she came, but when she saw the black car on the corner of the pier, she no longer confidently believed that she did not love L'amant in China, I am afraid it was her. An unforgettable sincerity along the way of life, like the soundtrack of a movie, when the sunset falls on the water, Jane’s grief at this moment makes the movie enter the next meditation, the hero of the ending of the movie makes a call, Jane Emotionally recalled his L'amant, in a dim afternoon
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