I have always felt that there are some things that I have never experienced or that I am not old enough to experience when watching a movie. It was like that for the first hour, and I thought I might not understand this movie. The next hour was surprisingly interesting. In the last scene, the director had already said goodbye, but he had to run into the theater to say goodbye to the heroine. I think it was to cherish this feeling that he knew had no results but added a touch of light to his peaceful life. My own understanding is that sometimes I may be brave and honest, and there may be unexpected fates. Even if it is not eternal, it can be regarded as adding a little fun to the ordinary life. Thinking back to Hong Kong from South Korea, I peeked at the Korean man sitting next to me and typed a text, probably to ask me if I could be her Chinese teacher, but he didn't show it to me after all. Sometimes I wonder if it would be more interesting if we were braver in life. The result is not important, what matters is the process of what happened, and we all truly enjoy it. Jin Minxi speaks so softly, and her every move exudes style. "Next time I'll kiss you on the mouth." I always feel that this kind of gentle and brave woman is particularly easy to move. Japanese and Korean movies are very good at creating an "atmosphere". In this "atmosphere", even if you are bored and distracted, you will not fast forward.
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