After several consecutive bombardment of literary films, I still have a soft spot for literary films, so I saw it. Admittedly, I think the decadence (or daze) at the beginning of the male lead is something that many people have experienced (at least I am). But when the heroine appeared on the rooftop, I suddenly understood that another cliché love story was coming. The male protagonist worked hard for the female protagonist, and finally passed the exam, even with excellent grades. what! The Power of Love! But after reading it, I think I was wrong. It's not so much about exams and graduation, but rather a story of growth or self-salvation. Love may be essential, but it must not be said that it is only related to love. The awakening of the self comes from the truest perception of life. Love (or heroine) is a door and a mirror. So expecting love, but having faith in life, is the real art.
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Zong can't speak ice, I didn't quite understand it when I saw it before, but now I think about the things in the world that complement each other. In a word that I don't like but can't object to, it is "everything is the arrangement of fate". All things in life, love, study and exams are interrelated and change together. It is true that the most intuitive feeling is that the appearance of love has changed life and prompted the passing of the exam. I used to use the title "Love is the driving force of life?" Mostly because of my distrust of the power of love. Now I feel that love has the power to change life, and love is an integral part of life. As long as you have a heart of love for life, life will strive to move forward with its own power.
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