"Love in the Country" "We may be strong enough together to fight against this mean world, but love alone is not enough." The love presented in the film is very realistic. It is not full of youthful romance and lightness. On the contrary, this deep love makes It gets heavy. When a king gives up his throne for a lover, he is actually bringing her into misery, and sacrifice is not the best way to love. In contrast to the female perspective of this film, the heroine paid more forced sacrifices, she never even defended, but was not seen. Love is a hard thing, such sacrifices are like shackles, and company seems not so worth it, so love is celebrated precisely because it is rare. "Everything is love, the world is blurred." ""
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