Chapter 12 complete broken

A Taiwanese director is going to divorce his wife, a singer who is good at singing ballads, ending a marriage that has been in name only for eight out of ten years.The wife was heartbroken, and the husband said: "Instead of a broken marriage, it is better to keep two whole people." The director is the director, and even his speech is full of cinematic sense-marriage is a broken mirror, the protagonist comes and goes in a hurry, his face is blurred, and the past is gone like water and cannot be kept.After breaking up, everyone gets a full-length shot. Isn't there such a poem?You are a lump of mud, and I am also a lump of mud. When the two lumps of mud are rubbed together, you have me in you, and you in me.There is a wedding held in a church, and the priest said: "You will be one body in the future."

A man says to the woman he loves: "What is mine is yours." A woman says to a man: "I am yours." What we pursue has always been the integration of two into one, the same is true for our emotions and the same for our bodies. We have never thought of being two complete people.We even believe that if we want to keep ourselves whole, we have to be reserved and not affectionate enough. Then one day, a man and a woman get married and truly become one and form a family. Unfortunately, the love dies, and the two or one of them don't want to be a part of each other anymore, feel that it's a burden, think it's time to draw a line between you and me, and say, "Why don't we each be a whole people."

Every unsatisfactory love or marriage is nothing more than going from complete to broken. The ending is that one person is complete and the other is broken, or both are broken. It is impossible for both of them to be complete.