Please help me introduce some Taiwanese youth movies

"Sleeping Youth" is the debut film of "I heard" director Zheng Fenfen, starring Zhang Xiaoquan and Guo Biting. . . . Movies about finding your first love.

"Yang Yang", starring Xiao Ai from Miao Miao. Quite eye-catching.

"Midsummer Lightyear", starring Zhang Xiaoquan, Yang Qi, Zhang Ruijia. It talks about friendship and love, mixed with same-sex emotions. I thought it was very interesting at the time, although the ending of the story was very confusing... The names of the three people in the movie are also very symbolic.

"The Tail of Summer" also has Zhang Ruijia. Compared with the tragedy and misfortune in "Summer Lightyear", "Summer's Tail" seems more summery. This is a youth movie that is a bit close to boiling. Rebellion and restlessness alternately become the main thread, supplemented by the softness and mellowness of the music, forming a picture of youth that combines strength and softness.

"Exit No. 6": Youth is always so long, but only in retrospect do you realize how short it is. There are Peng Yuyan and Ethan Ruan. Ethan Ruan was not famous at that time. . . Personally I don't think it looks good. . . this movie.

"Cape No. 7" has a lot of reviews online, but I don't have many. . . The light and dark lines of the story are very novel. .

I haven’t watched "The Boy" yet. It seems to be about memories of childhood.

There is also an old movie, "Guling Street Youth Murder Incident". It is very old, but very classic. You can choose it yourself. . . Starred by Zhang Zhen. . . .

I also recommend a few movies that are not from Taiwan. . . But a wonderful youth movie. . . .

Thailand's "Love of Siam", the male and female protagonists are both handsome and the story is exciting. . . .

"Everything About Lily Zhou", "Love Letter", "Flower and Alice" by Japanese master Shunji Iwai... . . . . I only watched "Flower" recently. Although the picture is a bit old, the story is very exciting. . . .

I just watched another one,,, and will recommend it to you right away. . . "Take Me to the Distance", currently watching...