Big Dipper's Love

[Sassy and cool female director VS gentle and hot male star] Mai Siwei, who is very picky about film creation, faced the top-notch Song Shijia who was thrust into the role by the management. Her impression was that she was "just okay in appearance" and her evaluation was that her "acting skills are so awkward that she can squeeze out three rooms and one living room." - In the movie she directed, the male and female protagonists have a sweet beginning and a process of falling in love and relying on each other, but the only thing missing is your eternity for the rest of their lives. It's not that she doesn't want to give them a he, but that she thinks love can't stand the test of human nature. - Song Shijia felt that she was contradictory and mysterious. The love in her lens is not bloody, but has flavor. The blow that hits the soul and the light sadness with the taste of sea salt are the most memorable. The freedom and vastness of the sea are its original taste. And her person is very much like her movies... - In the movie, she determined the ending forcefully; In reality, he must reverse the outcome. - She said: "I can love you, but I love myself more." He replied: "It doesn't matter, I will love you as much as I love myself." She looked up at the stars in the sky and disagreed: "Just like the stars and the sun and the moon, all love has an expiration date." He argued: "But they are just changing and never disappearing. My love, like them, will be eternal." She just smiled and pointed to the vast sky: "The Big Dipper is close in front of you, but it is far away in the horizon. The love of the Big Dipper, like the Big Dipper, is out of reach." He tilted his head to look at her at the stars: "The Big Dipper, as long as you raise your head, it will always be there. The love of the Big Dipper is like the light of the Big Dipper, bright and dazzling, never extinguished, and eternal." [The sobriety of the hostess VS the warmth and warmth of the male protagonist]