The streets are full of traffic, and my house is silent. Who said that?

The film is amazing, labeled as love, waving at the door of the class, but returning to the discussion of love. True romance is just a heart that understands each other. In the first five minutes of the dialogue, the three views of the hero and heroine began to differ. When Gatsby, the leading actor, heard that he could spend the weekend with Ashley in Manhattan, he fantasized about the hard-to-find musical Hamilton, the mural of Ludwig Beemelmans's oldNewYorkstyle, and the photo of Vicky in MoMa Museum of Modern Art, but Ashley had nothing to say to him. In addition to talking to Kan Kan on different channels under his cuddle like an outsider, "I have only been to new york twice, and the most impressive thing is that I can buy a platinum bag and a Rolex watch at a stall there for 200 dollars." Ashleigh also comes from a banker's family, which led to this conversation not because of the distance between two people about money and class, but because of their aesthetic differences. Gatsby's pursuit of romance obviously has nothing to do with Ashley.