?Picture 1: Frank's one-day trip with his wife and daughter, and a question and answer with his youngest daughter. Frank is too cute. He still gave me a more serious and serious feeling in the book, and this small clip enriched my perception of his personality.
?Picture 2: Hailian wrote in the letter: My precious dentist gave me a month's leave, but he happily took his wife on his honeymoon. I paid for the travel expenses. Because of the high cost of the dentist, Hailian's plan to go to London was postponed, and the movie stopped for about half a minute of silent scenes, which made Frank's loneliness after receiving the letter even more profound.
?Picture 3: A small clip from the movie: A woman walks into a bookstore, looking for the books she wants, and Frank walks out. From the smile that overflowed when she learned that this woman was also an American, to the turbulent demeanor when she was sure that she was not Hailian, it was really meaningful. This friendship is very special, and I don't want to speculate, for fear of spoiling its beauty.
?Picture 4: There are about two or three scenes of Frank eating with his wife Nora in the movie, and the most they can say is this sentence "It's delicious, it's delicious". Recalling a very impressive passage in the book, Nora wrote to Helena after Frank's death: Frank and I are indeed two very different people, he is always gentle and patient; and because of my Irish Born, my temper is stubborn and stubborn. Life is such a trick, he used to always try to teach me from the book...I miss him so much now.
?Picture 5: After 20 years of correspondence through ordering books and periodicals, the care and friendship generated by book lovers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait is touching. I think of "Kojima Bookstore" that I read some time ago, and I use the words of my vulgar little head: Books provide topics for communication, and books make each other better and closer.
?Picture 6: Letter from the secretary to Helian: Frank died of acute appendicitis. Until the end, Frank failed to meet Hailian without warning! Separation of life and death is the norm, only emotion is eternal, and life is endless.
?Picture 7: What the book didn't mention: Hailian sold an old book to make enough money, and went to Mark & Cohen's bookstore: an empty bookstore, old bookcases, a few sheets scattered on the ground in Frank's office manuscript. Even if the glory of the past no longer exists, "I am here, I am finally here".
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