Today I would like to introduce to you a very touching Korean costume movie - "Yu Yutong: The Flower of the Owner". Set during the Joseon Dynasty, the film tells the story of a forbidden love affair that takes place in an aristocratic family. In this story, we see love, betrayal, and sacrifice, so let's take a closer look at this moving film.
The film begins with a severe famine and drought facing the Joseon Dynasty. In this context, Yu Yutong and his servant Deqi started a touching love. Their feelings are like a flower blooming in an arid land, beautiful and fragile. However, Yu Yutong's father, in order to pursue his own interests, married her to the son of an official family, which became the biggest obstacle to their love.
Deqi decided to elope with Yu Yutong, but was discovered by the pursuers on the way and forcibly separated. Deqi was seriously injured, and Yu Yutong was forced to marry the son of the eunuch. Although she has become someone else's wife, her heart has always belonged to Deqi. She refuses to have sex with her husband and stumbles upon an illicit relationship between him and her own stepmother.
Yu Yutong used this to threaten her husband so that he could no longer interfere in his own life. So, she and Deqi began a secret meeting, and their love became more and more profound in the taboo. However, the good times don't last long. Yu Yutong's husband found out about her relationship with Deqi and told her father. Enraged, the father decides to put Tokuchi to death in order to preserve the family's reputation.
In the face of despair, Yu Yutong decided to die with Deqi. She stabbed herself in the throat with her own hairpin, but was stopped at the last minute by Tokuchi. Deqi was eventually executed, while Yu Yutong lost his memory and was sent to the temple by his father to practice. At the temple, she met a monk named Nameless. Nameless has a deep affection for Yutong, silently guarding her and helping her recover her memory.
As time passed, Yu Yutong gradually remembered everything in the past, including her love with Deqi. She realizes that her affection for Nameless is not love, but a kind of dependence and gratitude. Nameless also understood Yu Yutong's intentions, and he decided to let go and let Yu Yutong pursue his true happiness. Yu Yutong left the temple and started a new life.
This film is not only a story of forbidden love, but also a touching depiction of love, sacrifice and growth. It makes us think that true love requires courage and sacrifice, and it also shows the complexity of human nature and the fragility of life. I hope you can go to this touching movie and feel the emotion and power contained in it.
Yu Woo-tong: The Flower of the Orphan touches on some sensitive topics from the ancient Joseon Dynasty, such as the hypocrisy and cruelty of the aristocratic class, and the fragility of love in the face of power and interests. Through the forbidden love story between Yu Yutong and Deqi, the film profoundly ** the conflict between human nature, desire and morality, as well as reflecting the status and fate of women at that time.
The film is an exposure of the cruel reality of feudal society, and at the same time provokes deep thinking about human nature. Are we facing a similar problem in modern society?In our lives, do the tests of love and morality still exist with power and interests?Let's think deeply together, draw some inspiration from this film, and think about how to find inner peace and tranquility in today's society.