"Youth" Liu Feng's dance "Ode to Yimeng" awakened He Xiaoping.

Watching the movie "Youth" reflecting her time with my mother unexpectedly made me burst into tears. The actress who plays the ear is very beautiful, but it is He Xiaoping who has always touched my mood.

At the end of the film, the music "Ode to Yimeng", which reported the last performance, came to mind, and she finally reacted because of insanity. Online posts are required to be interpreted in the same color. It was the music of the art troupe that made her dance. No, but the ode to Yimeng is Liu Feng's dance as her sparring partner. Everyone listened to the songs of dance practice, the formation in group dance, and the movements made by a man and a woman. I sat at home and thought of the dance. Liu Feng was warm to her, and Liu Feng accompanied her to practice this song "Ode to Yimeng", which made He Xiaoping, whose mother couldn't wake up, react. Not the music itself, not the dance itself, but Liu Feng. At that time, medical conditions and mental disorders were equal to fate, and the girl was sentenced to life imprisonment. Fortunately, she has always been worried about her surroundings, and the indelible bright colors in her life have brought her out. Writers and directors talk about life too cruelly. Since there are so many grievances and injustices, why not just crush people to death and crush their teeth to give them some comfort? I understood why Liu Feng wanted to die and told Lin that he wanted to be a hero after his death.

I know that the movie version cut out the scene of Xiaoping looking for Liu Feng on the battlefield. I don't think it should be cut, which weakens his bond with Xiaoping. More deeply, like He Xiaoping, who was insane at that time, he was surrounded by the darkness of human nature, and perhaps gained respect in the new collective, but his original circle was wrapped in darkness. His secret love for Lin is not enough to change his deep thoughts. He Xiaoping must have found him back from the dead.

Xiaoping and Liu Feng finally snuggled up together. On the surface, they are no longer young, but underneath, they are calm and content. It's a pity that the film only uses narration to express the passage of others' youth. I think it is more accurate to say that material life is rich, but what I think in my heart is not what it used to be. It is very likely that even if God gives me a 20-year-old body, I will not be young.