After watching this movie, I no longer indulge in fantasizing about the future. It turns out that cherishing the present is the most important thing. Cherish your friends, family, and those who truly love you.
Jenna in the movie got everything she wanted when she was 30 years old, mixed into the ranks of fashion girls in high school, danced with beloved boys at proms, became an editor, had a hot body, and had a successful career. . . . But what's the use, she has no memories, she doesn't know what she has been like in these years, she doesn't know that the person she truly loves is by her side, her 30-year-old is a success and an emptiness.
Life is not perfect. Right now, I am a little depressed, and my life, work, study, and relationship are not smooth. I stumbled upon this movie tonight and watched it in the mood to give it a try. It really made me reflect on it. Start to cherish everything in front of you, and let go of all the bad things. After a few years, these trivial memories may be our wealth.
Start to face it positively.
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