In the middle, I read the brief introduction first, and thought it was an enhanced version of Onegin with the heroine as the protagonist. In fact, the basic plot is indeed the case. In addition to correcting some of my impressions of that era, this movie also made me feel that the rules of love such as "good men are cultivated" and "men don't like women with higher status than themselves" seem to be really universal And all are.
Loved the fruit sand (Georgy) inside. She fell in love with Katya at first sight on the train, and when she got off the train to chase Katya, she did not refuse to help the old woman carry things. "I have five rubles, and I think I can send the woman I like home." Then I waited for her to come home from get off work downstairs in Katja the next day, and I helped her to carry her things and went into the kitchen to cook a meal. , then decided on a weekend picnic. "Men are to protect and make decisions." - Some people say that this character is too beautiful, so beautiful that it is unreal; but as beautiful as a dream, isn't that what we expect from a love story?
Katya has been raising her daughter alone for so many years, and she can take care of everything in life without a husband, so what does she expect from marriage? The man she dated before she met Guosha, she trusted his judgment of the car breakdown and was disappointed by his panic when his wife might show up - so she was probably looking for someone who could "protect and make decisions" people.
The part of Guosha chasing Katya looked very happy, an unbridled relationship. But as I said earlier, this is the love of middle-aged people, the love of middle-aged people who have a successful career and a stable life. This "presumptuous" is different from the carefree and fearless youth. But the love of middle-aged people is not completely free; young love may die due to external forces, while middle-aged love has more obstacles caused by its own reasons. In this story, the so-called "barrier" seems to be the identity.
PS, Katya's hard work of raising her daughter alone has been touched on in a single stroke, and only a few small details are shown; but these are enough to make me feel deeply. And these, not to mention. Seeing someone questioning how a young woman from out of town, a single mother, could achieve her academic and career ideals with her own efforts in those times; I can definitely tell him that it can be done. Sometimes, it's not how strong it is, it's just a mother's insistence, just because "suffering doesn't allow people to collapse."
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