It's an ostensibly depressing film, with Margaret struggling throughout, even when she's in love with Kazu. Margaret came to Japan alone to taste loneliness, but as KAZU said, no one really likes living in loneliness, everyone needs others and changes for others. Margaret realized this from love. She was no longer the fragile girl who escaped from her original life due to family misfortune, and her life gradually gained vitality. When KAZU had to leave Margarita, she lost her love, her job, her roommate, and all the meaningful things in her life again, so she drowned in drunkenness, fireworks alley, and her life was like a cherry blossom that had bloomed about to wither. But in the end she realized it again, completely and profoundly: there is beauty in life, but beautiful things will not last, just like cherry blossoms, people like it not because of its beauty, but because of its fleetingness. Finally, on the plane home, Margaret saw that the former student had become a flight attendant, and her English accent teaching was not in vain. When the two made eye contact and smiled knowingly, Margaret finally truly came from I felt the beauty of life in my heart, and learned to love and cherish my life.
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