I want to be a woman like my mother, and I think that's when I think she's met a good man, who loves her, appreciates her, and understands each other. The ending made me a little worried, if the young men knew that it was actually the fan that Meg lost, what would their reaction be, would the ending be happy, and then I believe they were doing the right thing. Time may make that man mature, maybe not, but it doesn't matter, people like the old gentleman are hard to come by, but Meg's husband loves her deeply, and that's enough.
It doesn't take complete honesty, and falling in love takes skill.
How to be like Mrs. Elaine? I thought that every move I made before was a skill, but later I realized that it was a cultivation base. Mrs. Elaine was especially beautiful under the light, with an elegant body, a calm demeanor, and how to show her beauty. She walked in and out from the front door, and when all the women were talking behind her back, she acted like she was commenting on other people's affairs. The wrinkles in the sun showed. At the age of the years, that kind of temperament is dazzling and outstanding. Perhaps women have some masculine qualities that appear more feminine.
It's not good to be alone in exceptions, and it's not good to be too truthful. Dealing with things wisely is not black and white. Perhaps Mrs. Elena wanted to tell her daughter these words. But time will turn a girl into a wise woman. Smart but not necessarily the same as happiness.
If meg's fan hadn't been lost, if she hadn't shown respect for her mother, if Elaine had told meg that she was her mother, and if Meg had not told the old gentleman the truth, I have some doubts about the arrangement of the ending, and also to Erin I wonder if Ni can master these initiatives by herself, but it is yours that belongs to you, and life is like this.
PS. Excerpt a little line, borrowed from others
Erlyne: If I were your wife, I'd want this (a folding fan); not to fan the air, but to fan the heart; for centuries, this has been used to convey love between men and women, if a A woman puts it on her chest like this (half-open and diagonally on her left chest), which means "I love you"; folds it up and points to her left eye "when can I see you"; fully opens it on her chest, " Please wait for me"; put it up and prop up your chin, "you can kiss me"; cover your eyes and quickly flap, "someone is watching us"; (Mrs. Wen's folding fan)
Toby: I read it somewhere, but it didn't work very hard. Because I don't want to destroy my natural ignorance, which is the key to happiness; health is important, ignorance is the key; once you have more knowledge, then you're finished
Erlyne: marriage takes all your mind, selfish people don't get married .
Maggie: She's right, she said we shouldn't refuse to see imperfections, then we'd fall into a huge abyss
-- if you're a pauper, will she look at you?
--If she's ugly, will I look at her? Without fairness and injustice, it cannot be measured by scale.
If you go through the back door, you cannot enter through the front door in the future.
It's a wonderful thing to meet a woman who understands you perfectly.
Crying is the consolation of mediocre women, while beautiful women spend money shopping.
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