Five stars with strong personal emotions

To be fair, this is not a five-star movie. The story is not new, and the plot occasionally makes people sigh: oh ~ ~ likes and dislikes ~ the male protagonist's face is not handsome enough to qualify as a character. But I still like it, like the beautiful Amanda, like the grandma with style, like the bright sunshine of the Mediterranean, like the beautiful sky, streets, castles and vineyards in Italy. The bright and bright colors of the picture alone are enough to make people feel satisfied.

I like such stories with traditional and classical complex, Clair and Sophie, forty years apart, New York and London, but they all have the simplest belief in love. This belief is in love, not just in love. These beliefs are beliefs in the most precious emotions in a life without fame, money, and brocade clothes, and they are beliefs in kindness. Because of these beliefs, Donatella, Francesca, Maria, Isabella, Juliet's secretaries, responded with kindness to every girl who was sad or hesitant.

This is a bright story, let the heart soften, believe in love, believe in people, believe in beauty, and believe in life.

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