The heart secrets of fragile souls who are suicidal and despairing of the world

There are such a group of people in the world, they are fragile, cautious and humble in their hearts, and choose to say goodbye to the world under the unbearable burden. The first film website's this issue [Horror Buffet] lists films with suicide plots, discussing the worldly minds of misanthropes.

As human beings, we are always lonely.

I. "Ruan Lingyu"

Before Ruan Lingyu committed suicide by taking poison, she knelt down in front of the sleeping Tang Jishan and asked: "Jishan, do you love me?" What is so precious about death? It is just that human words are terrible, terrible human words.

Director: Stanley Kwan

Cast: Maggie Cheung, Louis Koo, Carina Lau, Tony Leung, Ye Tong, Qin Han

The ups and downs and bitterness of the life of a generation of film stars, Ruan Lingyu, from her brilliant screen career to her disheartening personal life, have all become topics for future generations to remember and discuss endlessly. Her emotional entanglements with Zhang Damin, Tang Jishan, and Cai Chusheng are sigh-worthy. This film's director, Stanley Kwan, uses a documentary-style shooting method, interweaving scenes from Ms. Ruan Lingyu's original films with those featuring Maggie Cheung as well as interviews with old film professionals and Maggie Cheung's own feelings, creating a sense of beauty and artistic conception through changes in time and space, making one can't help but feel sorry and reflect on the life of this generation of beauties. "Human words are terrible" has become a classic last word.

Next page: More films with suicide plots - secrets of fragile souls' hearts.