When love sublimated into youth, the connotation was often enriched. The film has a very clean plot and a small amount of language, but the meaning is long. I think of myself in the film, and thus resonate. At that time, how simple it was, but Still have a little trouble.
The street scene in Taipei is heartwarming. Citizen customs and petty bourgeoisie sentiments, in this big environment, deduce some small things of youth, regardless of wind and rain, only related to the blue door, friendship, love, attachment, what kind of adults we will become in our youth . Sometimes, at that moment, I grow up, know how to protect myself, not to hurt others, know how to take responsibility, and not worry about small things. Although it becomes more realistic, it also avoids the trouble of "useless".
Occasionally quiet down, but also longing, there is such a person, standing in front of the blue gate waiting for him, recalling his youth together, and hand in hand to open the door to "maturity".
Is it really still there? Will there really be?
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