As a viewer of the movie "The Siberian Barber," I was too old.
Through Mr. Zhang Yang's "Second Handshake", I perceive the taste of love that makes people feel unguarded and helpless. His love journey has always been accompanied by Qiong Yao's novels, "Outside the Window", "I Am a Cloud", "On the Side of water"... Love is rose-colored, my first experience of love. However, if love is compared to the stock market, it is always high and low, starting from two loves, if you can grow old with a white head, the highest evaluation is also "turning love into affection", everyone knows that it is a hidden word, and it is a self-deprecating statement after having to admit that "love is a dazzling firework in a moment". As for the love that cannot end well, it makes me taste the sadness of love after being burned to ashes. After being so experienced by time, how will I see Andre Tolstoy's move to "rush the crown and become angry and red"?
It is indeed "a red face when the crown is angry".
Jane wasn't the daughter of the crazy mechanical inventor, nor was she a widow. She appeared in the train box traveling across the vast lands of Russia because the mechanical inventor had taken a fancy to her ability to socialize and recruited her from the United States, thousands of miles away, in order to persuade General Radloff, the director of the Military Academy, in the hope that he would get the support of the general and obtain a grant from the Grand Duke to enable the inventor to complete the electric logging machine called the "Siberian Barber".
(This special thing)
(How bright Andre Tolstoy was at that time)
Jane has the usual good personality of an American girl: lively, cheerful, and highly emotionally intelligent. You see, at the beginning of the film, she is not embarrassed by the fact that several military cadets rush into her high-class box, but on the contrary, she accepts Andre Tolstoy's gags. In the cold of Moscow, she was like a sunflower in the World of Men in Russia, and it was not surprising that she had won the heart of General Radloff before she was about to win the Radloff banknotes, and the big trouble was that For This Jane from the United States and the Russian girl, Andrei might not have fallen in love with her at first sight, but the feather folding fan that was broken by Andrey's ass was like the fermentation agent of the feelings of two people, and because of this fan, Andrei Andrei. Tolstoy's affection for Jane grew day by day, and finally became love. The love that grows like this is the most difficult to put an end to, you see, Jane tells Andrei unmistakably that she is lying, not the daughter of an inventor, not even a widow, and that her life is confusing: she was taken of her virginity by her stepfather as a teenager, and she was repeatedly bullied by her stepfather. Later, the stepfather abandoned her and threw her out of the house, in the process, the mother not only did not ask about the pain of her daughter's body and the shame of her heart, but also lived the life of a noble woman, allowing her daughter to mix in the rivers and lakes as a social flower - such a woman, how could Andre Tolstoy, who was born in a good family, be able to promise marriage? However, the feelings for Jane are slowly growing, it is the feelings that arise after seeing the true temperament, the family background is good or the wind and dust that have been there, it can no longer be brushed off his love for her, the general wants to take the love with a knife, but only ignites the contact point of love in advance, so that Tolstoy is crazy and takes the props in the opera "The Barber of Serbia" and stabs the general directly...
(The general also fell in love with the beauty)
Before watching The Siberian Barber, browse the intro. The introduction said that after Andre was exiled to Siberia, the relationship between him and Jane did not end. I thought that Andre was exiled to Siberia because he was a Decembrist, or because of the revolution.
In fact, because he stabbed the general with the barber's props, Andre Tolstoy was falsely accused by the general of attempting to assassinate the grand duke who was watching the same scene. After and his guilt, Andre put on handcuffs and shackles to Go to Siberia, and after 5 years of hard labor, like many exiled Siberian people, he stayed in Siberia to marry and have children at home and lived a life of running around to support his family.
Let's suppose that the general calmly accepted Jane's refusal, that Jane joyfully accepted Andre Tolstoy's marriage proposal, and that Jane even abandoned the United States to stay in Russia and live in harmony with Andrechenser... So what? Isn't there another couple in the world who turns love into affection? If so, what is the difference between the woman around Andrei and the woman who has always had a crush on him, the maid of the family, Luna? Therefore, looking back at the sword that Andre rushed off the stage to the general for Jane, how worthless it seemed to me, an audience who was obsessed with love! He lost the prospects of an unlimited number of officers, didn't he?!
(Isn't Jane's kiss to Andre for love?) ）
Perhaps Nikita Mikhalkov, the screenwriter and director of "The Siberian Barber," also calculated love this way: it can only be a firework after all? This is where there is an unforgettable scene at the end of the film: deliberately running to Siberia to find Andre Tolstoy's Jane, and after fruitless, sadly riding away. Andrei, who had returned home from chopping firewood, looked at Zhen who was galloping away with a whip, and felt a thousand emotions, at this time, he not only changed his appearance greatly, he was no longer a handsome, dashing, humorous little student, the hardships of life made him full of vicissitudes, holding Chai He's hands, and the nails were black and dark. Fortunately, Luna, who had always had a crush on him, also followed him to Siberia, where she married and had children and spent time with him.
If there is no reckless move of "rushing the crown and turning red", Andre is also willing to marry Luna, and this officer's family life will certainly be much better than we see, it is self-evident. The problem is that when all men think they know love, they are willing to give love to the woman who needs him to spend three rubles to fix the fan instead of the woman who gives him three rubles. In this regard, we can only be blameless, only in this way, the world has so many stories of sorrow and joy, love and hate.