When I finally came to Iguazu, I felt so sad, because I always felt that standing under the waterfall should be two people.
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To tell the truth, in fact, many people who are not interested in or even hate homosexual themes will like such a movie, Wong Kar-wai's "Spring Breaks".
For both men and women, Liang Chaowei and Zhang Guorong are irresistible temptations.
Wong Kar-wai's films generally have a lot of narration, like a literary youth nagging.
Ho Po Wing (Cheung Kwok Wing) and Lai Yiu Fai (Leung Chao Wai) are a gay couple who left Hong Kong and came to Argentina together.
They once met together to see the waterfall on the lampshade they bought when they first arrived in Argentina, but they did not get their wish.
After they broke up in a hurry, they lived separately.
He Baorong was beaten and returned to Lai Yaohui's side like an injured child.
After this, Lai Yaohui took care of Ho Po Wing meticulously, and this period was the most cheerful time in the whole movie.
But He Baorong is still greedy for the lights and wine, even if Li Yaohui secretly hid He Baorong's passport and prepared a whole box of cigarettes for him.
But He Baorong still chose to leave alone, and Li Yaohui came to the long-awaited waterfall alone and said the classic line.
He Baorong also returned to the hut where they lived, but he did not see his beloved, so he cried loudly.
I finally understood why he could happily walk around outside: Because he knew he had a place for him to go back.
Li Yaohui understood that the reason why He Baorong was always so unscrupulous was because of Li Yaohui's love for him.
When drunk, they rejoice, and when they wake up, they disperse. The poet Xian Libai wrote this a thousand years ago.
Li Yaohui passed and started again, because he was awake.
He Baorong was still waiting for him, perhaps at the end of the world.
The sun rises as usual and nothing will change.
It doesn't matter whether you love a man or a woman, as long as you love someone you're in love with, it's enough to change your world.