In just a few years, Gatsby has become a rich man.
He lives in an enviable luxury villa, where celebrities from All walks of life travel through it every night.
They sang night after night and reveled in revelry.
Although Gatsby had wealth and fame, he was not happy.
Because, Gatsby has always lived in a world of lies he has built up. Including, his first encounter with Daisy is also full of "calculations".
Gates knew better than anyone that once he fell in love with Daisy, he could only cover up the truth with more lies for the rest of his life.
So, he tries to maintain the greatest "decency" in front of Daisy as much as possible.
Five years later, Gatsby returned from fame, lying that he had inherited an inheritance to deceive those around him.
And Gatsby spends money again and again, hosting lavish drinks, just in anticipation of the goddess who lives opposite him to notice him.
He had always believed that Daisy loved himself and that marrying someone else was just that he couldn't give her the life she wanted.
Now that Gatsby has everything, the idea of missing love is haunting again.
Finally, with the help of his friend Nick, he "encounters" the white moonlight again.
Her smile left Gatsby in a trance, thinking that the lost love was back.
When the goddess returns to Gatsby's arms, he suddenly discovers that lovers are not as perfect as he imagined.
Daisy is indeed beautiful, but unfortunately, her beauty only stays on the surface of the skin bag.
In particular, when Daisy sees those gorgeous clothes and makes a sound of amazement, how is she different from other gold-worshiping girls?
Although Gatsby is also disappointed, he is reluctant to admit it, but still tries to convince himself that Daisy is worthy of his love. He would rather choose to cheat than stop the loss in time.
For once Gatsby admits it, the worldly foreign objects that are wrapped in lies will never belong to him. Therefore, under the guise of pursuing pure love, he also tried to hide his vanity and selfishness.
No matter how sincere the love, once mixed with other impurities, this relationship will not last long!
As the proverb goes: Lies are driftwood that sooner or later will be washed ashore.
Lying doesn't deceive people for too long, but it blinds you. Once this falsehood is hollowed out, it is ultimately oneself who suffers the consequences.
People need to be sincere, and a relationship can withstand the test.
Only by freeing ourselves from lies can we get rid of the fog in front of us, find true perseverance, and harvest more pleasure in getting along.
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