Tell your good and bad from one point. Just a Japanese woman.
How can there be such a plot arrangement, I don't care at all. This amazing Japanese woman is amazing in the following ways: 1. Active. Take the initiative to call Antoine to his side for counseling alone, and take the initiative to send a kiss before parting. 2, etiquette. Antoine called her "Miss Dolly". This kind of oriental etiquette, wearing a kimono, charming phoenix eyes, and dishes of Japanese food are not the charms to seduce you? 3. Thinking. Is the job of the Japanese to spread their suicidal complex everywhere? When I was eating, I said that if I commit suicide, the person I hope to accompany me is you, do you want people to spray rice directly? What is Antoine's name? People who don't know what they do every Sunday, and people who say they want to die after only a few days of acquaintance, are probably only monsters. So this extramarital affair is like a dream, and there is no reality to follow.
But from another point of view, I would like to believe that dear Mr. Truffaut is not so confused, the Japanese woman is an irony. No matter Japanese women or American women, you don't need to know each other's names, and you know each other for a week or a day, and the rest is on the bed. Outside of marriage, it's like eating hairy crabs in autumn, and trying something new. Married life is really impossible without extra-marital stimulation. From tossing inside marriage to outside marriage, the man finally finds out that his goddess is either an inflatable doll or a young lady. You only need to pay once, and you are satisfied. If you can pick a street girl who can say a word or two in Middle Eastern, or who has done acrobatics before and is willing to try new poses, you'll earn. Both exotic and special services, what do you want a Japanese woman to do? Truffaut's teaching here is that beauty can't be profaned, exoticism and feminism are garbage cultures that will die without labels, and for people in the city, even if you occasionally linger on the scenery outside the city and live in the city It is the ultimate proposition, just as human beings live.
Just "paying back the money" is too fun:
Antoine Lu, who just upgraded to become a father, meets a friend.
"I have a baby."
"That's great. I owe you fifty."
"Really? I'll lend you another fifty, and it's just a hundred."
They met again when Antoine had just suffered a breakup outside of marriage blow.
"Hey! I owe you a hundred!"
"Borrowing money? No" Antoine hurried away with his thighs between his legs.
"Marriage life", if our own film and television dramas are more torn. Originally, the two people who could not reach the end of the eight poles lived together, what a comedy!
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