What did you see in Wong Kar-wai's Time Has Changed?

The essence of Ashes of Time is to depict a group of men and women who are facing various problems in modern urban love, but Wong Kar-wai is still a small hotel that pulls the environment from the metropolis to the desolate desert, and a person looks at a mountain.

This group of urban men and women also became Ouyang Feng, Murong Yan, Hong Qigong, the blind, Peach Blossom Girl, Lonely Defeat, Sister-in-law Ouyang Feng and Huang Laoxie. They only inherited a little structure and attributes but had nothing to do with Jin Yong's original works in essence, and immediately everyone felt differently.

It is this strangeness and artistic sense that makes people feel romantic and fascinated, and the closeness of the core of the characters to the feelings of ordinary people makes us find the voice of * * * in the unfolding of their performance-like stories, as if we were in such a beautiful environment at the moment.

For example, Ouyang Feng, a lonely and vicious hotel owner, recalls the beauty he missed because of his stubbornness for fear of being hurt, and wants to know if there will be a new world beyond the mountain. Still like Murong Yan, she made up the reality because she didn't dare to admit it, just to deceive herself and not lose it.

Or a peerless beauty like Mrs. Ouyang Feng, dressed up in self-pity, looking at the sea and sighing that she had become a real loser emotionally in order to win a sigh of relief. All ordinary emotions have become a very advanced "beauty of mourning for the dead" in the film, and the artistic cosmic sound in this illusory world is the most essential thing I saw in Ashes of Time.