Love is the most beautiful thing in the world. True love is the most beautiful thing in the world, but it is also the least easy to obtain. Sometimes, you feel that you have found true love, but you do not know that your feelings do not have the same willingness to respond to you in the other party's heart. After all, love in the world is colder than expected, so if you love, please love deeply, please cherish, the vast sea of people can meet and know each other, which is a precious fate.
(Stills from Titanic)
In the past, there was a popular worldwide romance film "Titanic", directed by James Cameron, and after its release, it basically won the Oscars. Moreover, in the following ten years, it has been ranked first in the film box office, and it can be said that this is a very successful and excellent work. Because thousands of people are touched by the feelings inside, it is also envisioned, which is difficult to encounter in real life.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="92" > First, the prototype of the heroine of the movie</h1>
At the end of the movie, Jack does his best to get Ruth to successfully wait for the ambulance team, while he himself stays in the cold sea forever. Some people may say that their love is not practical, and they have only known each other for three days, and they can give their lives for each other.
But how do you know they're not really in love? Besides, the depth of love cannot be measured by the length of time of love? After all, there are too many such examples in real life.
In the film "Titanic", 101-year-old Ruth, so affectionate and vicissitudes to her relatives, told the story of the ship called "Titanic".
Her wrinkled ground gradually grew, embedded a pair of clear eyes, like a blue low North Atlantic, shallow sentences, gushed up the audience's inner ripples, but also led the emotion of this film to the final climax. The film's heroine Ruth's original name is Helen Churchill Candy. But unlike Ruth, she is not a young and beautiful girl, but a half-old Xu Niang who is still more than half a hundred years old.
("Titanic" male and female protagonists say goodbye in the water)
When the Titanic set sail in 1912, Mrs. Candy was already 53 years old, a middle-aged woman who still had charm. She was born in New York, USA, but she also received a good cultural education in several private schools in New England. Later, she became a journalist, writer, and feminist activist.
At that time, Mrs. Candy had long been divorced from her abusive husband, and she also raised two children by herself, and her life was not easy, and she started the position of writing. She recently received a fax saying that her child, Harold, was injured in a plane crash in New York and that she needed to rush over as soon as possible to take care of her son. The only way to get to New York City as early as possible is to board the Titanic, which has just departed from the women's flight.
At that time, divorced ladies suffered discrimination from the church, society, etc., but Mrs. Candy dared to leave and abuse her husband, and relied on herself to raise 2 young children. Without any assistance, she lived a decent daily life by creating. Her book, How Women Are Self-Reliant, became an international bestseller, prompting her to afford first-class tickets for the world's most luxurious yacht.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="91" > two, the true love that Mrs. Candy met on the Titanic</h1>
Although Mrs. Candy is nearly half a hundred years old, she still has the charm. Once on board, Mrs. Candy attracted the attention of at least 6 men in business class, who competed to offer their love to Mrs. Candy.
They were Swedish reserve officer Stevenson, Irishman Cowling, social elite Clinch Smith, retired officer Grace, 45-year-old British art dealer Hugh Woollen, and 58-year-old American architect Kent. One of the most enthusiastic was Kent, but the one who impressed Candy the most was Hugh Woolen.
The moment the Titanic hit the glacier, Hugh Woodron was the first to come to her side to protect her. When they broke through the door of the room, in the midst of the chaos, they met Kent again. Kent sees that Candy has too many suitcases and advises her not to bring too many items so as not to escape the inconvenience.
However, Candy said that the suitcase contained a gilded portrait of his mother and a precious bottle of brandy that he was reluctant to throw away. Since there was no area to put it, eventually, Kent stored the items for her.
However, Kent is tragically killed, and Candy and Hugh Woodron are fortunate to be rescued. And when Kent's body was found, it was a long time later, and the bag he carried with him still contained the portrait and the bottle of brandy.
Mrs. Candy, who escaped death, returned to the United States and wrote her love story on the Titanic, which was published in a magazine and periodical, and then the story became the writing material for the Titanic movie.
In the end, neither did she and Hugh Woodron. During this time, she tried to find Hugh Woodron, but it was not clear why, and Hugh Woodron never responded.
(Titanic struggles in the water)
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="90" >3, the rest of Mrs. Candy's life</h1>
In the movie, Ruth, who survived the catastrophe, alone bears the hardships and loneliness of her heart. But in real life, Mrs. Candy is not depressed, but because she has escaped from death, it is not easy to know that life is not easy, so she cherishes the time of living and strives to live every day.
Eventually, Mrs. Candy became a literary scholar. After the war, she also served the Red Cross societies of southeast Asia, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia and China. He also lived in Beijing for 2 years. Mrs. Candy continued to work until the age of 80.
In 1949, at the age of 90, Candy passed away, leaving a breathtaking titanic. Perhaps because she has seen through everything long ago, after all, she has lived for more than fifty years, has experienced everything, so she will no longer persist in finding the deceased, but gradually concentrate on traveling the world while writing.
She wrote this tour for a lifetime, and even when she was in her 80s, she continued to work until 1949, when she left the world and died at the age of 90. But the love of the Titanic has always been remembered by others.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="89" > Conclusion:</h1>
Whether it's the titanic film or the actual. Although the ending is that there is no perfect ending feast, there is no love and companionship until the end of the old and no reunion. However, that encounter of love and the experience of deeply paying for love is impressive and unforgettable after all.
Without Hugh Woodron, Candy might not have happened to escape the disaster, and Kent's love for Candy, the yin and yang, was eventually engraved on the intact work of art and brandy. So, no matter what the result, for them, at least they have loved each other and paid for love, and that is enough.