Comment on Holding up a Lantern and Looking at the Bayonet - Painting the Heart as a Prison
评提灯看刺刀——画心为牢
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The bayonet is long gone now, HE. I think, from a relationship point of view, Han Yue and Chu Ci are in love with each other, and it is not considered a forced HE. But from other perspectives, whether Han Yue forgave Chu Ci and stayed with Chu Ci despite his eldest brother's death, or whether Chu Ci forgave Han Yue to put aside his grudge and stay with his enemy's younger brother, or the attitude of the Han family and people around him towards Chu Ci, it can indeed be said to be a forced HE. But so what if they force HE. This is the selfishness of Huai Niu and many netizens. Chu Gong is miserable, and Han Yue is also suffering. I hope they can be happy, even if it is forced HE.
Even if I feel that the tragic outcome is more logical, or better reflects the character's character, the more I look at it, the more I can't help but think silently in my heart: Please keep going, and live a life of intimacy. It's an irresponsible idea, but I still don't want to accept the tragedy. Life is painful enough. How about being sweet in an ideal land?
Very well said The Lantern series has always been my favorite novel(s), and each book is worth pondering, while the Bayonet reflects multiple extreme concepts. Repaying kindness with kindness is what a gentleman does It is human nature to retaliate with grievances (It's been a long time since I watched it, so I kind of forgot the plot, I'm sorry) In short, I think Bayonet is a bad ending. Although be is sad, it is the most appropriate ending. Huaida is as persistent as ever about him... Chu Ci cannot tolerate the ugly face of this society. At the same time, out of human nature, even if he kills the person who deserves to be killed in his heart, he cannot forgive himself with his hands stained with blood. Therefore, death should be the best ending, even though it is unfair to Han Yue...
In "Zhaoshanhe" there is Han Yue Chuci's later life
Jinjiang refused to let me read it. I read it on Shubao. Com and almost cried the whole time. It is too difficult to be the person you hate the most. The best ending for Chu Ci is death, but what should Han Yue do? He is also a pitiful person. He did not get the love of his parents when he was a child. When he became an adult, he fell in love with someone so humblely. Although not all love must be reciprocated, I still hope that he can stay with Chu Chang! I don't think Ping Chu will say that he fell in love with Han Yue even to death, so let's arrange for him to die for Han Yue before he dies, and then Han Yue will die for his love!
I just finished watching it and thought it was quite ridiculous. Chu Ci never noticed that Han Yue liked him. . But Han Yue really paid a lot and gave him everything.
So novels based on reality are more profound, right?