I watched the play first, then watched the movie in the archive.
No matter how you say it, marriage is actually a lose-lose process. Dissatisfaction or betrayal towards each other, life, and all kinds of things seems to come from trivial matters, from someone, but in the final analysis, it is to yourself. Everyone wants to find a balance, but no one has taught us how to deal with our own thoughts, so we make up illusory objects, like talking to a malfunctioning phone, on and off where we can't hear Filling in according to your own imagination is actually just talking to yourself. When this kind of self-talk is exposed, it may be angry, painful, or collapsed, but it is the same situation as turning on the front camera of the iPhone and suddenly realizing that I look different from Meitu Xiuxiu.
This is especially true of marriages that result from love.
But in the end, there is no marriage that is not caused by love.
So our tragedy is inevitable.
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