Back to the Titanic

Okay, it took me so many years to realize that the token of love between the male and female leads was actually an engagement gift from the female lead's fiancé?! I'm speechless! Don't they feel disgusted?! They're incredibly shameless, using their fiancé's gift as a token of their love with his mistress for their entire lives. This is truly outrageous...

I don't remember where I saw this information, but it seemed to say that the published survivor data for the Titanic was fake, and that most of the survivors were actually men. I don't know if it's true or not.

Why has infidelity become a pursuit of so-called true love? Why did the Heart of the Ocean that Carl gave to his fiancée become a token of love between his fiancée and his mistress?

This is really well written. I've always disliked Rose, maybe because I'm not Western! I've never understood why someone who spends another person's money has the right to criticize them. Is infidelity something to be glorified? I truly don't understand this kind of thinking.

I'm not commenting on Rose as a person, I just want to say, how did the things her fiancé gave her become a testament to her love with her lover? Rose's fans, can you explain this to me? I'm not commenting on Jack, nor on whether Americans are so open about "sex," but as a Chinese person, is it really okay for a woman with a fiancé to be intimate with another man while wearing his expensive…

The key point is that Carl helped Ruth's family pay off several million dollars.

I think it's very well written; both Rose and Carl got the ending they wanted. I still don't want people to criticize Rose, because all she wanted was freedom, and it didn't matter whether that person was Carl or Jack. If men and women had been equal back then, and women hadn't been treated as decorative objects or tools for marriage, perhaps Rousi would have gotten engaged, married, and grown old together like any other ordinary person.

Sometimes, gentlemanly manners do have some use.

It is a reasonable and perfect ending.

Ruth accepted the Heart of the Ocean as an engagement gift, but later broke off the engagement without returning it. This is equivalent to accepting betrothal gifts from the groom's family in China, then breaking off the engagement and refusing to return the money—this constitutes marriage fraud and is illegal. In other countries, engagement gifts must be returned if the engagement is broken off.