"Creative Charm" gives a tragicomic depth to the urban emotional life that is not ordinary and trivial, making it an allegory of the collapse and reconstruction of contemporary marriage and love.
At the turn of the century, people continue to play the game of being a gentleman, which is the kind of deep, so-called Platonic spiritual love. You let me go to bed and I don't want to, even if you are holding a pain that is misunderstood as being castrated, and the dual emotional contradiction of "I don't love the person who loves me, and the person I love doesn't love me." In fact, what circulates in the heart is the cool song "Red roses symbolize affection, and white roses symbolize love."
Ever since then, little-known creatives have begun to clamor and make great efforts: Creativity in life must first start with a love relationship.