Trapped in Mr. Chow's room, the green curtain, Mrs. Chan wrapping herself in the red blanket on the bed. The courtyard where they first walk—greens. Green-tinged light, Mr. Chow smoking by himself, knowing his wife is lying to him. The green noodle container Mrs. Chan carries, like a weight, like a burden.. Summary: In Hong Kong, 1962, Su Li-zhen, Chow Mo-wan and their respective partners rent rooms in adjacent flats. The two gradually become aware that Li-zhen's husband is having an affair with Mo-wan's wife and begin to seek solace in each other's company. They work through their shared pain by roleplaying scenarios, such as imagining how.

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