Title: The Curtain Wipes its Mouth
The Curtain Wipes its Mouth is a movie that revolves around a young man named Xiao Lin. The movie opens with a scene of a group of friends drinking at a bar, and when they get drunk, they talk about their past relationships and sex experiences. One of the friends, a guy named Wu Song, who is in love with Xiao Lin, proposes to her in a drunken state. However, Xiao Lin rejects him and says that she has never loved him and only sees him as a friend. This rejection brings about a chain of events that leads to the destruction of their friendship and the birth of a new hatred between them.As time goes on, Wu Song and Xiao Lin encounter each other many times, each time with more and more hostility. They try to find their own ways to get back at each other, but their hatred only grows deeper. Finally, in a confrontation at a nightclub, their hatred erupts into violence, and they are both arrested. They are brought before a judge who sentences them to prison for their crimes.The movie ends with a scene of Wu Song and Xiao Lin sitting in their respective prison cells, each with a curtain wiped over their mouths. They look at each other with cold, unfeeling eyes, and it is clear that their hatred has destroyed their friendship and left them both emotionally scarred.
Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a house with a curious phenomenon. The house had a large, heavy curtain that always seemed to be wiping its mouth. The villagers were fascinated by this strange sight and soon it became a talking point among them.
The curtain was so large and bulky that it often blocked out the light from the windows. The residents of the house found it difficult to see through the curtain, which made them feel uneasy and annoyed. They tried to find a way to fix the problem but nothing seemed to work.
One day, while walking through the village, an old, wise owl landed on a branch and said, "I have a solution for your problem. The curtain is not just a piece of cloth; it is also a symbol of protection and privacy. Maybe someone in the house is talking too much and needs to learn to keep their mouth shut."
The villagers were puzzled by the owl's words but they were willing to try anything to solve the problem. They brought in a seamstress to make a smaller, lighter curtain that could still provide protection and privacy but not block out the light so much. They also started to talk less and learn to keep their mouths shut when needed.
The new curtain was a great success! It allowed more light into the house and made the residents feel more comfortable and secure. The owl came back to the village and said, "Well done! You have learned to respect the value of protection and privacy while also allowing light into your lives."
The villagers were grateful for the owl's help and wisdom. They celebrated by holding a feast in its honor and making a small statue of the owl to place in the village square as a symbol of their gratitude and respect for the owl's contribution to their community.
The curtain no longer needed to wipe its mouth because it was no longer blocking out the light from the windows. The house became a beacon of hope and positivity for the entire village, and everyone was happy with the results of their efforts. They learned that protection and privacy were important, but so was allowing light into their lives, and they were all willing to make sure that their curtains never again wiped their mouths.
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