The gulf between them is the woman's psychotherapist, the man's mother. But in the end, the man's mother gave in. She saw the true love between them and the growth and change of her son because of this love. But out of love for her son, she's still hinting at him for the last time in the heartfelt conversation that maybe, some feelings, that you've learned something from it and grown from it, that's enough. "That's ok..."
At the end of the film, when the two were in the cloud and rain, the man said that he wanted to give the woman a child. The woman said that she understood that he did this just to prove that she knew how much he loved her, and this was the best gift a man could give her. If she had a child with him, it would He is unfair. Everything came to an abrupt end.
A year later in the winter, the man and his friend talked about selling paintings and saving enough money to "leave" and preparing to go abroad. In a certain bar, a man and a woman meet, look at each other through the window glass, and smile.
Movie ends.
Finally, it's separation, once deeply into each other's life, and emotions, skin-to-skin kisses, affectionate kisses, making love in every inch of the room, talking all night, whispering on the pillow, breathing each other's smell, and even the bathroom is full of memories . But separated, separated. Becoming a familiar stranger, facing each other again, there is a kind of familiar sentiment, but a small haunting, turned into a sigh, I used to know your skin, your body, your feelings, everything about you, but Finally, we both started living without each other.
This is the so-called passer-by love.
Because of this, I'm afraid of love, of giving, of falling -- having a relationship with someone that goes from unfamiliar to familiar to inseparable. Fear of the result, or, in other words, fear that everything "is a chasing after the wind and vanity." Love without a sense of security will be like a firework that blooms in an instant, withering and turning into ashes in an instant.
But I think what this movie tells us is that everyone has the right to be a person with a "spring heart", regardless of what the outside world thinks, follow your own heart, make choices, chase your love, and seize it , enjoy it, in every second of possession, with all your heart. "The result", are marriage and children the result? When is marriage considered a success? is 25 years old? 28 years old? 30 years old? 35 years old? Or any other age? You never know when the person who makes you get the most from your love, the person who makes you willing to keep the biggest place in your heart, will appear and change your life later. There are too many possibilities in life, and being happy is the first premise to accept the possibility.
What you get from it is your result, and the person who gets together in the end is not even the person who has the biggest place in your heart. And you at least, worthy of your heart. In this way, it may be a little selfish and even a little indulgent, but isn't love itself, the entity with "spring heart rippling", that is selfish and knows how to "indulge"?
Those who care too much about your past don't even care about love itself, not you, but "possession". And you and I both know that most of this possession can only be an extravagant hope.
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