- How are you?
- I'm fine!
Today for everyone Amway a classic movie
If you've ever heard this line of dialogue
If you've ever been moved by it beyond compare
If you ever had a memory of it...
So, let's go together
Open this 27-year-old letter —
feeling
book
Love Letter
In kobe in winter, snow drifted all over the sky, snowflakes gently fell on her face, and the earth was white.
Hiroko Watanabe was so sad that she couldn't help herself on the day of her fiancé Fujii Tree's festival.
Three years ago, Fujii left this world because of mountain disasters, and three years later, Hiroko still stubbornly refuses to say goodbye to him.
On this day, Hiroko came to Fujii's house and saw the graduation album of his middle school years.
From Fujii's mother, she learned that their hometown in Hokkaido had long been converted into a highway, and Hiroko, who was obsessed with her lover, secretly wrote down the address.
"How are you?" I am fine. ”
Hiroko sent a letter to that address in such a simple and warm text.
In her heart, this letter was sent to heaven.
It was her way to commemorate the dead tree.
However, perhaps it was providence.
The address that Hiroko wrote down in a hurry was not her lover's hometown, but a female classmate of the same name and surname in his junior high school, the female Fujii Tree.
Fujii is now a librarian.
My father has passed away and I have been living with my mother and grandfather in an old house in Otaru, Hokkaido.
In the snowy Otaru, she receives a letter from Hiroko.
Although the tree was full of question marks, she wrote a sincere and kind reply, telling Hiroko that she was catching a cold.
As she went, Hiroko almost believed that she had received a reply from heaven.
However, Akiba, who is dating Hiroko, does not want Hiroko to indulge in memories and is determined to find the truth, so the two of them go to Otaru together to find the Fujii tree on the receiving address.
Thus, a dusty memory is opened...
He was in the third year of junior high school and the third year of the group.
For the female Fujii tree, "almost all of them are very bad memories."
Being teased by classmates, being gossiped about, taking the wrong exam papers...
Once, a classmate loudly announced in the class that the two of them were "Fujii partners", and the female Fujii tree was so aggrieved that she cried because she was teased.
This was originally a cute coincidence, which became a deep diaphragm between the two.
Later, the two became school librarians together, and they sometimes left school together, sometimes deliberately joking: Hey, do you like that person?
More often than not, they just quietly do their own thing.
At that time, the male Fujii tree had a strange habit - searching for books that no one had borrowed, and writing "Fujii tree" in the first column on the library card...
This incident was not noticed at the time, and many years later, the female Fujii tree came to the school to look for bits and pieces of the past, only to find that she had long become the "big star" of the school - the borrowing cards that were written by Fujii tree became a game for students, called "Looking for Fujii Tree".
The girls said, "He must like you a lot, right?" ”
At that moment, the female Fujii tree seemed to understand something...
On March 25, 1995, Shunji Iwai's feature film debut "Love Letters" was released for the first time.
In Japan, the prize is soft, and in Douban, 740,000 people mark it, and more than half of them score 5 stars.
It has almost become the benchmark for pure love films.
Countless people think of this movie, and their hearts are still beating wildly.
I've watched this "Love Letter" many times.
Once, what I saw was the ultimate crush.
The teenager is shy, not good at expressing his love, and only dares to secretly look at the girl;
The girl grinned widely and unconsciously.
All the feelings that dare not open their mouths, the confessions that are too late,
In the end, it all turned into a sentence of "How are you?"
Now, looking at Love Letters now, I find another layer of meaning—how to look at memories.
Hiroko Watanabe is desperate to let go of the memories of her deceased lover, the female Fujii tree can not let go of the memories of her father's death in Otaru, and the female Fujii tree's grandfather clings to the memories constructed by the house...
Memories are intoxicating and stagnant.
It wasn't until they were in this search that they began to examine these memories—Hiroko Watanabe found that her life had missed too much because she was addicted to the past; the female Fujii tree found that life had not been so bad, it turned out that there had always been a person who was quietly and deeply in love with herself, and she bravely accepted the fact that her father had died.
If "crush" is the youthful resonance of everyone evoked by "Love Letters", then now, with our growth, "let memories become memories" is the life lesson that "Love Letters" teaches us today.
As Shunji Iwai once said when talking about "Love Letters": The average person thinks that the past is the past, and the present is not related to each other.
In fact, at a certain time, recalling the past events, it is natural to find some relationships between the past and the present, which in turn affects the present self.
The memories of youth are always the most beautiful, and the ignorance of first love is always the most memorable.
Because of the memories, let the regret become beautiful.
Because of the memories, we are moved by this movie again and again.
We can always think of the time from this movie that can't go back, and think of the person in the old time.
But don't forget the beauty of the moment.
What has passed away has passed, and the current life is more worthy of our cherishing.
Just like the cry of exhaustion in the snow, the teenager behind the white curtain of the library, the affectionate "Remembrance of The Water Age", the sketch portrait of the girl who has a crush on the back of the borrowing card, the small bottle wrapped in silver in winter...
These are the beauty of our hearts, just treasure it in our hearts, and then, love the people around us.
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