People come and go at first, and slowly focus on the two of them. Although I don't understand some European-style emotional expressions, the logic and performance of the whole process are closely matched. My focus is that the restaurant in the unknown station has clean cloth tablecloths, and the layout is so elaborate, flower arrangements, and bands. The clothes of the waiters are also so delicate. The cabin is so simple, the dining table is set like an oil painting. The class of waiters is higher than most people in our country. All the Soviet movies I've seen are similar to this. In comparison, people's lives in Chinese movies are not very particular, and many farmers are really poor. The Soviet Union was still an industrial society, and China was really a peasant society.
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