Her classmate had read many famous novels, but she still liked to watch movies that had no meaning. If that was the case, then where did the books she read go? Fei Cheng Wu Rao

Answer 1

This kind of situation was more interesting and needed to be explored in depth. Generally speaking, novels were more meaningful than movies because novels could reveal human emotions, psychology, and social reality through the inner monologue of the characters, the ups and downs of the plot, and the details. In contrast, movies could only express content through images and sounds, and often could not achieve the same depth and breadth as novels.

However, this did not mean that every movie was more meaningful than a novel. Some movies might focus more on entertainment and visual effects and lack depth. Similarly, some novels may focus more on the plot and character creation and lack the depth of the film.

Therefore, it was impossible to simply judge whether the movies that students liked to watch had any meaning. Perhaps she preferred to experience the plot and visual effects through movies rather than thinking deeply through novels. However, this did not affect her appreciation and understanding of novels with meaning. After all, novels and movies were different ways of expressing human emotions and thoughts.