The two scenes of the female protagonist giving birth and refusing to have sex with the male protagonist are so exciting that the plot behind them seems a little bland, but there are a few long shots that I really like. In terms of characterization, I think there are some deficiencies. It can be seen from the delivery that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very harmonious, and the fact that the identities and backgrounds are very different and can become a husband and wife can undoubtedly prove the stability of this relationship. And just because the heroine lost her daughter and was depressed, the hero easily cheated on her and left her after trying several times without success. I think it's a little stiff, and at the same time, there are doubts: just a baby who unfortunately died prematurely can destroy a period of time. Love is stronger than Jin Jian, even if the child is not in an accident, what is this relationship that can survive. Got me thinking about what a child means to a relationship. During childbirth and after the bereavement, the heroine's personality is really different. This may be explained by the pain of bereavement and the weakness of the body during childbirth, but I still feel that the heroine's turn to release is very blunt in the end. In the second half, I may want to express the deep sadness of the heroine's calmness, but I didn't feel it, and I was a little confused about the emotional explosion scene between the heroine and the mother. The director seemed to want to express something, but there was still a little bit of foreshadowing.
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