A Room with a View

In Britain in the 19th century, class barriers were still very clear. On this day, Lucy (Helena Bonham Carter), who was born in the upper class of England, went on vacation in Florence with her cousin Charlotte. Unfortunately, the hotel room where Lucy stayed did not have a view. When the British father and son George (Julian Sands) and his father came to stay at the hotel at the same time, their enthusiastic father wanted to change rooms with Lucy because his room had a view. Lucy initially disagreed, but finally agreed after some persuasion from the kind-hearted shopkeeper. George and Lucy soon fell in love. However, George, who was born in the lower class, had many "bad habits" that Lucy could not understand. Charlotte also did not like George very much, and the two parties made many "jokes" during their relationship. Once, George "deviated" and kissed Lucy. Lucy thought George was too "improper" and returned to England alone. George soon returned to China, but by this time Lucy was engaged...