It is like a sugar cane in "Shi Shuo Xin Yu", tasted slowly from the end of the cane, from tasteless to mellow, and finally to a better state.
The male protagonist makes me happy: I am willing to give up my life in order to take care of my brothers and sisters at home.
I admire the heroine: give up love only for the lover to be happy for life.
The most dignified scene in the film is the faint smile that Austen reveals after reciting his own work...and the old love that stares at her increasingly mature and beautiful face, but still lonely. This old love traveled through time and space and made novels that are still great to this day.
Loving someone doesn't have to end up being together.
Yet that feeling of love binds our hearts to each other in the hustle and bustle of the crowd, until death separates us.
"The men and women in my novels will always encounter no small or no small troubles...but they all get what they want in the end, and their wishes come true." The
first half of the sentence is about life, and the second half is about ideals.
Life is not perfect, of course it is melancholy; ideals are often accompanied by melancholy, but it makes people mature in melancholy.
The independent bridge is full of wind, and the people of Pinglin Crescent have returned.
The prosperity of the past will be bright and new with sincere memories. In that world, you and I are very happy.
This is enough.
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