Only the brave can walk the hard way

Watching this film, I think of "Funny Boys and Girls", the two styles are very similar. It's just that Lalita is younger, more beautiful, romantic, unruly, wild and unruly than Mrs. Wen. Compared with Mrs. Wen's vicissitudes, she still wants to give. It's just that the big boy she valued still doesn't understand what kind of life he is going to live. He has been tossing between his wife's thoughts and his mother's desires.

It is also conceivable that the love of men and the jealousy of women caused by the beautiful women with stories wherever they go. At the same time, there are also various differences and speculations under this situation.

The fuse was her hidden past. In the past, it seemed so unbearable and sinister in the ignorant, prejudiced, conservative and declining British pastoral atmosphere. She didn't seem to really argue for herself until she finally said: "I love someone so much that I am willing to do anything for him, even injecting poison for him, because he is too weak to do it himself." At this moment, falling in love with the girl The protagonist is not only beautiful, not just wild, but not just this, but she knows what love is, loves so much that she is not afraid of prejudice, and she is willing to take risks.

It was a pleasant surprise to walk smartly, but unexpectedly to find a soulmate in such a family. Jim was right: "The hard way, only the brave can do it."

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