class system has strangled Dev's love, and the source of all the joy in his life, living in patriarchy In a strong family, his childhood was tragic. Maybe he knew that their love was fruitless before he came back, so he wrote so few letters to her before returning to China, and he seemed so heavy and depressed at the first meeting. Bao Luo is simple and paranoid. If Dov does not abandon her, she will stick to the land acquisition of love. Because Dov was suppressed by her father since childhood, and did not have the courage to fight, she could only use alcohol to numb it to escape her cowardice. …The
ending is too tragic. Bao Luo’s running drove all my tragic cells. As the door finally closed, the nerves ushered in the greatest devastation, and tears could not help but stay. This is the climax of the film, but then the subtitles. I have an unwilling urge to die. Forgive my fragility, I didn't expect this scene to come so violently and go so suddenly.
The lines inside are also very beautiful, like the dialogue that Dove met Paro before the wedding,
"Is it so vain, the moon is not so vain" "But the moon is so hurt..." After hitting Paro with a necklace, he said in tangled and heartache. "Make you like the moon, leaving a trace of my love for you"
and in the opening movie, they said arithmetic, what... "Five letters, read five times a day, how many times a day..."! ~ "Memory is for someone who can be forgotten, I am the flame in the lamp that you ignited..." The emotional performance of the two is really cute and affectionate.
"Why the river ends with the sea and why the sunflowers always face The sun, why do I love you so deeply" "Where there is love, there is no fear, where there is smoke, there is fire." Although there are no love scenes and no kisses in Indian movies, the actor's eyes and body expressions plus language The cooperation of Indian movies often makes Indian movies more erotic, which is really pleasing to watch~~~
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