Articulate, eloquent, unbelieving, often angry eyes, often tearful eyes, obsessed with married husbands, writing poems at midnight, holding the lamp in the middle of the night, always saying not to get married for the sake of the family, you say, such a woman, don't say she doesn't want to Marry, even if she wants to, do you dare to marry? (Did I get married in the end, I didn't watch the movie, I couldn't watch it anymore...)
The lines are jerky and incomprehensible, the men are always upright, the women are either feminist, just too arrogant, or just stupid, OMG, how can this film do that?
Well, maybe it's because I don't know the poet's life, maybe the times she lived in were like this, and so were herself and the people around her, then I can only say, fortunately I didn't live at that time.
Of course, the film was shot with care and attention, which can be seen from the scene and the costumes.
My Vote = 6.5
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