Talk about big fish.

Reflections on the Concept of "Big Fish Begonia"

Yesterday, I went to see the yearning movie "Big Fish Begonia" with my roommate.

The big fish is the male master Kun, and the begonia is the plant in charge of the female master.

I like Male Two best, and I like his persistence and sacrifice to Toona sinensis.

I think the most cruel refusal is to say: you are the best person to me, like a brother. How helpless and reluctant I was when I said "OK". I gave up my life just to satisfy your love.

Although Kun has always appeared as a fish in the whole movie, his fate of being closely connected with Toona sinensis is really touching.

And Thun's grandparents. Grandpa can save others' lives, but he can't save his beloved.

Toona sinensis home, Toona sinensis hometown, Toona sinensis home. . . . Actually, it's not that I haven't complained about Toona sinensis, because she wants to save one person and the whole people will suffer. But if you choose not to save, I doubt that Toona will feel guilty for life, and her original intention is really good. Everyone starts to do something, and no one knows what the end will be.

I like this movie, and the feeling after watching it is that I met someone just like you.