Does anyone know what Wong Kar-wai's Ashes of Time expresses?

First of all, in form and structure, it is the core of martial arts, the alienation and integration of men and women in modern cities, and the desire for pursuit and love, but its expression is extremely oriental, not just a "hint" word.

In this film, Wong Kar-wai used many things from the traditional Yijing culture in China, such as almanac and life script.

Therefore, its sense of form is perfect. Wong Kar-wai combined Chinese and Western traditions with modernity, created a very vivid martial arts world, and expressed delicate and sincere feelings between people.

You ask this question. I don't know how many times you have watched Ashes of Time. I have been paying attention to it for many years, and I will have different feelings at different times. I just feel its subtlety more and more. I think maybe Wong Kar-wai didn't think so much when he filmed it himself.

Everyone in the film represents a personality and a way of expressing feelings, just like people in our modern cities, so I think some things only need to feel a feeling on the one hand, and don't need to go too deep into it, on the other hand, they need personal body odor, which can only be understood but not expressed.

I just want to tell you that the audience can see their own shadow from each character in the film, and with the growth of age and experience, we find that the real individual is actually a jigsaw puzzle belonging to all the characters, do you understand what I mean?