It's rare to see light-hearted love themes at ordinary times, but it's been relatively depressing recently, and when I saw the domestic set file, I looked for it first. At the beginning of the film, the young couple's chatting at different frequencies and the male protagonist's introduction to the woman's economic and family situation made me wonder if the protagonist would also be defined as "very in love"? Rainy days apart experienced completely different things. It is especially mentioned here that the male protagonist went to the house of a friend who is about to get married. The male protagonist secretly told him: She is fine, but I really can't stand it anymore. At this time, the male protagonist said: Can't you overcome it? Are you making an excuse for not getting married? Towards the end, the young couple resisted many temptations, telling each of the other's efforts, talents and talents. When the two reunited again, I thought that I had been grasping the wrong subject, until in the carriage that went back together, the conversation between chickens and ducks started again. The boy smiled and shook his head, jumped off the carriage and said: Go back yourself. The girl was puzzled for a moment, and was a little tangled. Looking at the sky, she urged the master to say, "Let's go quickly, it's going to rain." They're all good, right people, but she's not the one who understands me. The very healing film I saw before Valentine's Day was a warm consolation after I rejected the "right person" and endured a lot of doubts.
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