I often think of myself as a person with a lot of love in my heart. I imagine my heart as a ceramic vessel filled with soft, tender and passionate love that sometimes spills out along the edge of the vessel come out.
After watching the whole show, I will find that Jenny Lee's monologues often talk about love, which makes me think about what love is.
As I grew older and felt more and more, I gradually realized that love is no longer limited to love and family.
I love my parents, my friends, the boys who moved my heart, the former lovers, the children at the beach, the waiters at the hot pot restaurant, the owner of the express station, the administrator of the bookstore... ...there are so many levels of love, and each one is different.
My affection for Jenny comes not from her beauty, but from her love. She helped everyone she met, she didn't despise underage girls who sold themselves as a way of life, she didn't stop taking care of Joe because his house was dirty and messy, and the cookie plate was full of bugs, She is the same to everyone, full of sincerity and tenderness.
"In the East End, I found grace and faith and hope hidden in the darkest corners. I found tenderness and squalor and laughter amid filth. I found a purpose and a path and I worked with a passion for the best reason of all. I did it for love."
This is Jenny's last monologue in episode 6. She sprinkled petals into the river, watching the petals float with the water waves, with a light and peaceful smile on her face. I like the way she is wearing a nurse's uniform and riding a bicycle, but I like her calmness and calmness after experiencing life and life. At that moment, she has all the beauty and charm that belongs to women.
What a wonderful profession to be a midwife, to unleash a little love in each new life, while briefly forgetting the unbeautiful.
So what is love? For me, love is the magic that drives me to express kindness and caring involuntarily. Those who have love are all magical people, and these people will go to various places with magic, and then give others clarity.
I live, to absorb love, but also to express love, this is a thing that runs through life. Only in this way will my soul be enriched and I will reap real happiness and contentment.
In the early morning of one day before leaving Chengdu in early July, I harvested this indescribable joy and satisfaction, only knowing that this feeling is precious. It made me have more and more love. It made me open my arms to embrace the wind and the air. It was a very happy and pleasant state in my life, and these are what love brings to me, and will eventually transform into upward growth. energy of. I want to call this a "cycle of love" ❤️ I hope everyone can have a circulatory system of love~
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