Goodbye for Life is not a complete film. It can be said that there is no beginning and no end ... all stories and journeys are the same, and they are all paragraphs. Stop is not the end. Every farewell is not the end. Every meeting and parting is not the end. At the same time, every stop may be the end, every farewell may be the end, and every meeting and parting may be the end.

Life is not just the present, but also the distance; Poetry is not only in distant fields, but also in my hometown and in front of me ... Rereading "There will be no future" reminds me of the recent fierce debate about distance and the struggle between you and me. In fact, we are arguing for mistakes. This should be a struggle between poetry and you, and it has nothing to do with distance.

Those who want to travel far will travel far, and those who want to be on the road will eventually be on the road. People in front don't have to be impatient. The harmony in front of us is not fixed, and the warmth around us is also poetry. Only those who clamor to go far away every day, but don't stop complaining in the same place, will be happy.

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See you later is suitable for all those who have fallen, yearned for and lost in their lives. Han Han originally wrote several versions of the ending, and I believe he would prefer that all the characters have "no future" instead of deliberately giving light now. The journey in the film actually has no ending, and so does Han Han's journey.

What he can do is to show all his choices and puzzles in his life journey, so that those who have had similar feelings with him can breathe a sigh of relief "everyone is the same." So, no ambition, but sincere.