If you know who's Jay Chou, you will know the movie, Secret.
Since the news about this film are all over the Internet, I don't see the point of posting the storyline here.
But for me...
The movie's theme is touching: The power of love, transcending time and space.
The movie's soundtrack is amazing: The piano-playing scenes are heavenly because I love piano and I love to see others displaying their skills.
Another point that warms my heart: Looks don't count that much. What counts are your talent, personality and the way you project yourself. Confidence is beauty.
Lesson to learn: It's never too early to tell the one you love... that you love him/her. Show it, if dare not say it... before it is too late. Love is unconditional.
When love is recipocrated, it's wonderful. If it's not, move on. Don't lick the wound.
I still believe the Bible has the best definition of love: 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
Love suffers long. Love is kind; it is not jealous. Love does not brag and is not puffed up; it does not behave unbecomingly and does not seek its own things; it is not provoked and does not take account of evil; it does not rejoice because of unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth; it covers all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never falls away.
(Verses taken from Recovery Version Online)
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