Traditional and non-traditional

This is a pretty good campus youth movie, with a smooth plot and a clear rhythm. It has all the bright and colorful youth movies of the same type. It's just that the heroine is a little bit anti-traditional, bold, rebellious, and zeitgeist, but she is conservative and innocent in her heart. She believes in the deep meaning expressed by love in the 1980s and all classic literary works. Such a heroine goes to the game life with a contradictory perspective. Of course, what life returns to her is the first joy and the last helplessness.

At the end, Prince Charming still joins hands with the heroine's pure love. The plot has developed to this point, but it is also an established accomplishment. I still remember that she and her mother parked on the mountain road and watched the city's lights. Her mother said, "No matter what others think of you, I know that you are an excellent girl." Her heart was full of warmth. People don’t need much salvation, they just approve one’s faith and survive, that’s all.

The singing sounded, and the end of the film was all the way to the sun.

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