Hello everyone, have you watched the movie "Goodbye, Li Kele"?
If you haven't watched it yet, then you're missing out on a touching movie about family, love, and courage!
Today, let me unveil this story full of ups and downs and warmth for you.
Li Boyu, Pan Yanqiu, and their daughter Li Yan, a happy family, a ski trip changed everything.
Father's love is like a mountain, mother's love is great, but the daughter's little wish has become the beginning of it all......
Our protagonist, Li Boyu, in order to fulfill his daughter Li Yan's little wish, decided to take her to Altay for skiing.
It was supposed to be a heartwarming parent-child trip, however, the tricks of fate turned the trip into a nightmare.
Li Boyu unfortunately suffered an accident, and despite his best efforts to save him, he finally fell into brain death.
In grief and helplessness, Pan Yanqiu, as a mother, made the most difficult decision for a woman in the face of her husband's illness.
But the other protagonist of the story, a puppy named Cola, becomes the focus of a dispute between mother and daughter,
It is also their partner who walks out of pain and learns love and courage.
This touching story is adapted from Wang Xiaolie's novel "Dad is a "Dog"".
The plot of the movie is simple, but through the eloquent narration, it brings the audience a deep touch.
It's not an exciting blockbuster, it's a heartwarming family story,
It emphasizes family affection, love, and strength and courage in the face of adversity.
Li Yan, a high school student who lost her father in a skiing accident, has a grudge against her mother, Pan Yanqiu.
Li Boyu, a father who gave everything for his daughter's wishes, accidentally suffered brain death.
Pan Yanqiu, a mother who makes difficult decisions in the face of her husband's illness, becomes a key character in the story.
Coke, a special puppy, becomes the focus of the mother-daughter dispute, symbolizing the incarnation of the father.
"Goodbye, Li Kele" takes the family as the main line, emphasizing growth and pursuit.
The audience can not only feel the real storyline and delicate emotional expression in the movie, but also be deeply moved by the image of the protagonist Cola.
This puppy, a college student with a musical dream, has experienced setbacks and failures, but has always held on to his beliefs and kept working hard to become the most impressive character in the story.
Perhaps each of us has a bumpy journey in our lives, some inescapable choices.
Like the family in "Goodbye, Lee Cola," they learn love and courage in the midst of grief and loss.
Perhaps in our lives, there is also such a "Coke" that accompanies us in adversity and allows us to get through it in laughter.
Therefore, let us learn to cherish our family and know love and courage in our busy lives.
Perhaps, when we say goodbye to something, we can usher in a better beginning.
Just like the name of the movie, "Goodbye, Li Kele", farewell is for a better encounter.
Next, the editor recommends a newly released TV series "Prosperous", which attracted all kinds of ridicule a few days after it was broadcast!
"Flowers" was launched, but unexpectedly, it actually became the "source of infamy" for netizens!
Bad reviews and complaints are overwhelming, and the main criticism focuses on the overly pompous and greasy style, the editing is chaotic and abrupt,
The overall feeling is like a fusion of advertising and PPT.
Is this a TV series or an advertisement with a strange style?
Seeing this, do you have a name in your mind - Guo Jingming?
That's right, it's the director who has been criticized for the "Little Times" series.
The audience feels that the style of "Flowers" is the same as "Little Times",
Some people even said that the level of director Wong Kar-wai is not as good as Guo Jingming, and he plans to give "Little Times" a high score again.
Is this Wong Kar-wai's tribute or was he "possessed" by Guo Jingming?
Over the years, Guo Jingming has been synonymous with hypocrisy and exaggeration, and has become the object of ridicule.
However, the abrupt transformation of "Flowers" makes the audience feel unusually hardcore and eclectic, with a sense of grandeur and drunkenness.
Is this Wong Kar-wai's counterattack or a sudden upgrade of the audience's aesthetics?
Wong Kar-wai is a native of Shanghai, but grew up in Hong Kong and knows little about Shanghai's past.
Therefore, his "Flowers" is more like the Shanghai he yearns for, and it is a continuation of the plot of "In the Mood for Love".
However, Hu Ge and Ma Yili are not Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung, and the beautiful pictures only present boring sounds and dogs and horses and superficial lights, which makes people unable to really feel the style of Shanghai Tang and the fireworks in the alleys.
Wong Kar-wai was once an acclaimed director, creating a series of word-of-mouth masterpieces such as "Chongqing Forest", "The True Story of A Fei", "Happy Spring" and "In the Mood for Love".
However, this time he directed the TV series, but he encountered Waterloo.
Why? because he doesn't really understand the context and culture of the work.
failed to capture the real atmosphere of Shanghai in the 90s, trying to apply the template that was once successful,
As a result, "Flowers" has become a flashy castle in the air.
In the world of entertainment, both the director and the audience need to feel the work with their hearts and understand the culture and background behind it.
Otherwise, it will be like "Flowers" and become the object of ridicule.
I hope Wong Kar-wai can learn from this experience and make his future works even more brilliant!
This is the story behind "Flowers" and "Goodbye, Li Kele" revealed to you today, if you like it, remember to like it!
What do you think of "Flowers" and "Goodbye, Li Kele"?