Long confession, formerly known as Liuchuan, is a Japanese place name and the name of the heroine. Liuchuan is not only a place name and a person's name, but also an important image in China's poems. When you contact Zhang Law's last work Ode to a Goose, you will find that although the director is a Korean in the northeast, he is deeply influenced by China's traditional culture and even obsessed with China's culture.
The film doesn't have much plot, and even the speech is just saying one thing. Suddenly the topic changed and another paragraph was inexplicably mentioned. There are countless puzzles in the movie, such as why my brother beginning of winter suddenly stopped speaking Beijing dialect one day and why Liuchuan didn't leave without saying goodbye. There are clear answers later, but there are also very important questions that have no answers.
Copy of confession
Come here, I want to talk to you about my love. I'm not too good or too bad, just try. I want to write poetry, rain, lovesickness at night and you, but I can't. It's really nice to love you very much, but I'm not a poet and I can't say anything more touching. Have a nice day. I will wish you a happy tomorrow.
I am nothing, no brain, no money and no future. But I like a person and want to give her the best ending. I brought a bag full of snacks, everyone can eat it, only you can finish it.