When I watched this movie many years ago, I only remembered Julia, touched by her last happiness. This time, it was Cameron Diaz's character that caught my attention. A carefree daughter, a kind and frank girl, an infatuated woman who is willing to abandon herself to the dust for the person she loves, and a lover who finally gets a little more love. I believe that most girls nowadays are unwilling to be such a person who lowers themselves to such a level in their relationship. We must be strong, competitive, strong, stubborn, not admit defeat, and not cry easily, just like Julia in the film. In fact, after all, what we love is that person or our own preset goal, blindly striving for possession, and suddenly discovering that what we are fighting for is just expired cans. Why is it not that men are attracted by charm and temptation, the more they can't get it, the more they value it, and they regard challenges as the joy of life. It's just that their patience is different. In the end, they realize that it's just old age. Looks and trivial quarrels.
So in reality, men expect a wife like Cameron Diaz, An Ran will give her most of her heart, and she doesn't mind that the remaining half is hidden in another woman's eyes. Julia in the play is lucky, and finally has the excellent John by her side. But who knew that John was just a legend.
So, what do you want to get? Who do you want to be?
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