The background of this film is worth savoring carefully. The "Tulip Bubble" in the Netherlands in the mid-17th century is breathtaking, but if you think about the various bubbles today, not all are the same, there are always some games that are played repeatedly. No wonder someone said, "Those who don't study history are bound to repeat the same mistakes of history, while those who have studied history can only watch those who don't study history make the same mistakes again." The background of the film is one, and the other is the costumes in the film, which are very in line with the culture at that time. The Netherlands should be accurately called "The Netherlands" at that time - the sea coachman, because its navy was dominant in Europe at that time. In the process of world economic civilization, there is also a strong stroke. Rough collar is a symbol of noble life in that period and a typical example in the history of the evolution of clothing culture. The Rough collar is wrapped around the neck to remind its owner to raise his noble head, honorable and proud. The third is the finishing touch of religion in the story and culture. I think the ending of the movie is still happy. If one does something wrong, punishment is not necessarily the best result, but redemption. Sophia was redeemed, and so did the painter. The courage and good character of the maid to be loyal to her love.
This movie removes the vivid and flexible flesh, and the essence left is still worthy of aftertaste and appreciation.
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