Is there a movie that you will never forget?

Not long ago, I saw a movie, which was directed by Shunji Iwai and starred by Anne Suzuki, Yuu Aoi and Guo Bozhi. The movie was Flowers and Alice.

I really admire Shunji Iwai, because in this movie, he deeply depicts all the little thoughts when a little girl likes a boy. Hua and Alice are very good friends. Although they just study ballet together, they are inseparable like sisters. When Hua and Alice like a boy at the same time, Hua is more shy, and her heart is somewhat inferior, unlike Alice, who is extroverted and bold by nature and dares to pursue her own love. Hua created a coincidence to deceive the senior to say that he was the one he confessed. Surprisingly, this wooden senior actually believed this little lie. Originally Hua should be happy because he finally became Miyamoto's girlfriend. However, with a series of questions raised by Miyamoto, the balloon of lies keeps expanding and will burst. At this time, Alice was also involved in this scam. Hua wanted Alice to play an ex-girlfriend abandoned by Miyamoto, and Alice readily agreed. I thought it was just a small favor, but I didn't expect it to make myself fall.

After learning that Alice is his ex-girlfriend, Miyamoto began to look for her frequently. Miyamoto felt that he was in love with Alice, and he had told Hua and Alice this feeling respectively. What is even more dramatic is that Alice, who plays her ex-girlfriend, actually falls in love with Miyamoto. At this time, the contradiction of the plot escalates, and everyone is faced with a choice. Hua likes Miyamoto first, Miyamoto likes Alice, and Alice likes Miyamoto, but Hua and Alice are good friends.

There is a plot that I like very much, that is, Alice likes Miyamoto because of the flowers, but she can't say it. When Miyamoto confessed to Alice, Alice looked at her beloved with tears in her eyes and said "I love you" in Chinese. Miyamoto asked her what she meant, but she said not to tell anyone. She said "goodbye" in Chinese and still asked what she meant. She said not to tell anyone. Although Alice is a bold and outgoing girl, when she really faces Miyamoto, although she has a lot of thoughts in her heart and wants to jump and hug him, she will still choose to stand and cry.

At first, Alice was just an accomplice of flowers, but later Alice could not resist the temptation of Miyamoto passively, and she began to contact Miyamoto actively to weave beautiful memories. When the lie was exposed, everything was not as bad as expected, some bitter because the dreams of two girls were broken, and some sweet because Miyamoto confessed to the two girls respectively. Hua and Alice are good friends. If anything can separate them, the biggest obstacle is love. When Hua knew that Miyamoto liked Alice, Hua was heartbroken, but she forbeared. She chose to love Miyamoto more tenderly and did not blame Alice. There is only one place where the seemingly joking fight between Hua and Alice is the truest expression in her heart, that is, when Alice got the designated card and said her request to let Hua leave the palace, Hua suddenly froze and then rushed to wrestle with Alice, and finally Alice ended up with this joke, which was the only contradiction between Hua and Alice in this movie.

Miyamoto confessed to the two girls respectively, and in the end I was not sure who Miyamoto really loved, but both Hua and Alice made their choice, that is, to choose each other. I like this little fresh style, the quiet friendship between Hua and Alice, and the throbbing of youth.