A lot of nonsense in the first paragraph can be skipped. In the reading club in the literature history class, many people read the classics, but I think it is boring. I thought that everyone could share the precious things they found and it turned out to be all routines. When my interest was lacking, I happened to hear a classmate reading a love story. This name is very special, what kind of love story is it? Kind of like a pulp novel without even a name. Although I don’t know how to name them either, the names of film critics are basically the original film titles, and I find it’s good to use classic or impressive lines. She said she had seen the movie too. Like this kind of adapted novel, I can read the book and watch the movie to compare the difference between the two, and found that the movie still has a continuation but the reviews are very bad. Maybe all you want to see is just a moment, but after all, life is not perfect and continues.
The heroine is really special, proud and confident, in fact, just to protect herself. If the plot is drawn into a line, it is a bit bloody, but looking at the trivial details will gradually dispel such thoughts. Trivial in love is more than romance. I thought that the two would break up because of the family gap or their different pursuits, but it turned out that life and death broke up the pair. There are also the roles of the two fathers, all kinds of love, needless to say and understand. Love is needless to say sorry, this sentence is the salt of melting snow, symbolizing reconciliation. Many people regard it as a classic, and I think it does make sense. At the beginning, I said that the heroine was dead, and I couldn't take it easy. I always felt that the heroine would disappear in the next second. Walking hand in hand in the snowy snow is the most beautiful place in the whole film. As for the title, it's because the heroine once gave up studying in Paris for the hero. The hero regrets it, but the heroine thinks she is worth it. Don't think about that, I don't need your guilt.
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