love that can be stored

Watching "The Barber of Siberia" begins with joy and ends with silence. After the long narration, my mind was blank. This story has nothing to do with the interlude, has nothing to do with Mozart, has nothing to do with the "Barber of Siberia", has nothing to do with the splendor and autocracy of the Tsar, and even has nothing to do with the so-called Russian national spirit. Here, I only see a young madman, a young madman who forgot his fate for the sake of faithful love. Ten years later, when he heard Jane's "Go" rushing by in a carriage, he walked through the birch forest, traversed the stream, and finally rushed to the edge of the wood, and saw the woman who changed the trajectory of his life. He just silently pulled out a crooked cigarette and smoked it. Ten years of so-called waiting, and then there are only ten seconds of distant vision when the scene is over. The high-headed and heroic military cadet back then became a farmer and stayed in the vast Siberian forest forever.

Maybe you want to ask why. In the middle of love, there may be too many misunderstandings, sometimes it is not clear at this time and then, and sometimes it is too much to understand for the other party. Anyway, people on both sides of love are at a loss. Tolstoy thought that his love was tarnished, so he rushed into the rain in the half-time performance for the Grand Guild and finally hid in the corner and shivered, and when he returned to the stage to perform, he could not extricate himself from the violin. The bow beats the general. He only has a warm heart, even if it is only because of his friend's false description of Jane that inspires his confidence to duel with the other party. Injured, he lies in the hospital, stubbornly wants to write a withdrawal application to the general, when Jane comes to visit He brought him delicious food and wine, left him three symbolic veneers, and when he persuaded him to give up the application for dropping out, he returned to the track of his life sweetly.

He wants to be that pure. After Tolstoy confessed to Jane in front of the general, Jane found Tolstoy's home. While Jane spreads her body wisely, he loses his temper. Jane always thought that he was a fiery young man. She thought that she, who had already experienced all the vicissitudes of life, could hold this child tightly in her hands, but she didn't. The elegance and maturity of Jane holding a cigarette disappeared suddenly. Compared to the pure child, Jane obviously pales in comparison. There was only so much time when Jane could face herself at ease. It's just that Tolstoy gets confused when she puts on the mask again to fulfill her contract.

This is the difference in time between two people, we commonly call it fate. They fell in love at that age, and they separated at that age. Fate did not give another chance to explain, Tolstoy had already been sent to Siberia.

If love is giving, the love of Luya, the maid of the Tolstoy family, is also steadfast. She found Tolstoy before Jane, she bore him three children, and she was by his side after all, even if he was no longer the proud cadet. A person's love can be here or there, more or less. For women who tend to be eternal, Lua is luckier than Jane, though Jane may be more deeply rooted in Tolstoy's heart. And for Jane, it was the son who was as pure and fiery as his father who could soothe her. Thinking of EASON's "Long Time No See", this mood is so dull and sad.

Getting used to the ending of love like this, so there is only a short lull and blank after watching the movie. What really moved me in the play were Tolstoy's classmates. As Jane said, Tolstoy had enviable friends.

The drunken general is also funny. Looking back at the first half of the film, I feel better again. No emotion will remain the same, and a certain relationship will eventually become a faint memory until it can be safely placed in my heart. That's fine.

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