Of the Korean literary films that usually win with suspenseful twists and deeply rooted plots, which one is your No.1?

I think the Korean movie "Little Princess" I watched recently was pretty good. This movie is a bit sad.

It tells a story about friendship. She formed a band before and was very good with her teammates, but then the band broke up. She was a girl named Mei Su. She gave up her house because she had no money, and went to live with her friends from the band one by one. But because every friend has difficulties, and of course there are those who are kind to her that she cannot accept, so she did not stay in any friend's house, and her boyfriend requested to be sent to Saudi Arabia, which is equivalent to him doing it at home. No more to rely on.

Her parents passed away very early, and she also suffered from a disease that caused her hair to turn gray, so she had to drink medicine every day. She also works part-time, but she only does housework, and her income is not very high. Moreover, the money she earns from doing housework is used to buy medicine and drink and smoke, so she has no money to rent a house. He once said this in the play He said, "You (his boyfriend) and wine are my biggest worries. What will I do if you leave?"

In the end, what stayed at the end were two large houses and a two-story house on the lawn. Or the tent with weak light, the last scene is staying on the tent.

It’s really a bit sad.

This story reflects the aspect of friendship and a girl who must first become financially independent. Only in this way can you not be restrained and do what you like.