Every day a historical film 1959 "Hiroshima Love" The former company has a very corporate culture, and the boss often asks everyone to sing K. Every time there must be "Hiroshima Love", I will remember it after listening to it a lot. However, the "Love of Hiroshima" by Zhang Hongliang and Karen Mok has nothing to do with the 1959 movie. Hiroshima is so big, and love affairs are being staged all the time. Originally, "Hiroshima Love" in 1959 had nothing to do with me. I only knew Duras. Yesterday, I accidentally saw the topic of A historical film every day on Weibo. I thought I could watch movies according to the theme, and then I paid attention. Which movie should I start with? "Hiroshima Love", After all, these four words have always been in my heart. Reading books while chasing dramas has become a daily routine. What I want to talk about the most is not the plot and the aftermath. These have long been explained by everyone. For me, it is just a repetition. What I found online is the source for the dub version, and it's supposed to be an older version, the dub sounded very serious and a little weird, and it's history. If there is a better choice, I hope to have the original sound version, and it is best not to delete it, because the version on the Internet is too clean, and the abridged version is extremely disrespectful to copyright. Going back to the history of Hiroshima, although the scars of war are branded on my body, I still feel sentimental. Japan is both an aggressor and a victim. May there be no more wars in this life and in the next life. In a short period of time, the hero and heroine fell in love. Men and women have their own families. They should not start, but they cannot control themselves. In the short and doomed love, the heroine's painful memories are interspersed. The boy she once loved was not allowed by the society. He was a soldier of the enemy army. Before she could work hard, the boy died... ... "Love of Hiroshima" also did not explicitly say whether the heroine would stay or not, which left the audience with a little miss. (I don’t know if the version I read has been deleted or not), it is better to have no results than to have results. After the passion dissipates, it is nothing more than firewood, rice, oil and salt. The male and female protagonists have their own families, just click on it. Eileen Chang's "Love in a Fallen City" can accommodate the marriage and love of secular people, but why can't Hiroshima accommodate the momentary love of a lonely man and a widow? Do the new netizens hesitantly say "it's not a one-night stand"? That's because you didn't get into the play and didn't travel to Hiroshima, which was scarred. A little more sober, would you be more relieved to think that it was a film adapted from Duras' novel? It's just a scene, don't take it too seriously. The actors performed well, and I would also be fascinated by Okada Eiji, but it has been 25 years since Okada Eiji passed away. I am a very realistic person. Knowing such information, my melancholy has been reduced a bit. It is a basic skill for actors to play and play, and the audience also needs the determination to play and play. Life is a play, and sooner or later everyone will become history.
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