Why is Fasika with a dream on the covered bridge alone at home?

Because I like Meryl's acting skills, I have been chasing her movies, among which, my favorite is 1995, an American classic love literary film The Bridges of Madison County.

The film tells the story of a married peasant woman who accidentally falls in love with a photographer and the long-term emotional entanglement caused by it. After watching this movie, the biggest feeling is that you think you can live a quiet life if you find love, get married and have children, but in fact, the sleeping soul suddenly meets a confidant and opens the floodgate of long-lost emotions, which is beyond your control. The entanglement between the two is worrying.

The heroine Fasijia is a farm woman with two children and a husband who loves her. However, the monotonous life day after day made her feel bored and tired. She thought this was the whole of life, until he met photographer Robert. One day, Fasijia's husband took the children out to participate in the selection of a small bull. He's going out for four days, leaving Fasja alone at home. In the morning, Fasijia bored to dry the carpet and happened to take pictures here. Robert, a cosmopolitan photographer, got lost. He doesn't know where the bridge he is looking for is. Fasijia showed him the way, and Robert spent the night in Fasijia. He saw fasja. Tell her the strange stories she met when she took photos all over the world. Robert was burly, humorous and knowledgeable, which deeply attracted Fasika. Francesca and Robert have been husband and wife for four days, and they can't extricate themselves. Four days later, Robert left, and Fasika welcomed the children and her husband back.