In many movies I have seen, middle-aged and elderly women who love to read are usually either widows or never married. In short, they are all single, and they are not ordinary singles. Chun can develop into her husband's ambiguous object) grams themselves. This movie is really good, but the film is set in a small town with pleasant scenery, with sea breeze, old house, women and children in beautiful skirts, gentlemen in neat suits, and staggered parties (it feels very Austin-like). beautiful. The decoration style of the bookstore is very petty, especially since it also sells postcards, which is more like the style of the bookstore now. If it also sells coffee drinks or something, I will think it is a store on Pingjiang Road. Anyway, the bookstore is decorated like that. Sorry to call yourself a bookstore. When I was young, I would have been bewitched by such beautiful scenery and imagined that I would open such a beautiful bookstore, but now I am old and I find that I have less and less money to buy books in the bookstore, so I think it is very Ordinary, not much that impresses me.
First of all, I don't quite understand why opening a bookstore is so difficult, and I don't understand the villain's motives very well, and I don't get the staleness of the small town. Isn't there a lot of people going to the bookstore at the beginning? It seems that everyone is not very resistant to reading books. But the non-stop gossip of the town residents still speaks volumes about the characteristics of the town. Secondly, a gentlemen who has not been in contact with the outside world for many years seems to have had a secret entanglement with the female villain when he was young. In short, he was hurt. He waited until his gray temples finally met the heroine and opened his heart. The heroine gave him courage , Unexpectedly, he died unexpectedly at the door of the house. No matter how you think about such a plot, it feels very deliberate. The courage that the film seems to be reminded of, I can't really feel it from the heroine. Maybe it's because such stories have become very popular in recent years. There are no particularly moving details in the popular plot. In short, I think it's good, just generally good.
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