How do you evaluate the movie "Chunjiao and Zhiming"?

"Chunjiao and Zhiming" is the second part of "Zhiming and Chunjiao". It is a continuation of the relationship between the two people. If you want to comment on the second part, you still have to start from the first part.

There is a song of the same name in Mayday called "Chi Ming and Chun Jiao". At that time, I was very confused about what the title of the song meant. Later I learned that Taiwan's Chi Ming and Chun Jiao are like Romeo and Juliet, little girls on the street. Brother and little sister. After the movie came out, I immediately went to see it.

"Smoke" is the main line of this movie. The origin of the story is "smoking". Hong Kong was completely prohibited from smoking at that time, so "addicts" from various offices could only gather in a hidden back alley to smoke. While smoking, everyone chatted and gossiped to pass the time. Of course, the embarrassing incident of Zhang Zhiming's girlfriend cheating would not be ignored. When everyone was having fun talking, Zhang Zhiming appeared, and everyone ran away, leaving only Yu Chunjiao who didn't know what to say. The two met like this. Later, the two broke up noisily due to some misunderstandings. Later, "cigarettes" drove the plot of the story. Hong Kong has raised the price of cigarettes in order to ban smoking. Everyone should prepare more stockings before the new year. The two met unexpectedly in a convenience store and made an appointment to buy cigarettes elsewhere. , the two chatted a lot to resolve their misunderstandings, and agreed to quit smoking together...

Another two points in the play are text messages. Zhang Zhiming sent Yu Chunjiao "n 55IW I", which is "I" written backwards MISS U”. At that time, I really felt that Zhang Zhiming was also very scheming. In addition, Zhang Zhiming was dressed really handsomely in the movie, which made the girls feel excited o(*////▽////*)q.

Overall, this movie is really worth watching. Aren’t Zhiming and Chunjiao just like you and me on the street? This movie can't help but remind the audience of their own emotional experiences.