A teacher and struggling author (Esai Morales) in Puerto Rico is sent notes that appeal to his intellect. He is intrigued and must know who it is. He discovers his admirer at about 40 minutes into the film. However in spite of them getting together, she blocks him from entering the Great Wall. He is frustrated as to the secret why.

There is a lot of Spain envy in the film also. I didn't like either character, I thought them a bit abnormal. But then again they are artists. I didn't like "Love Story" or "A Man and a Woman" which had an annoying soundtrack.

Guide: F-word. Sex. Nudity (Kunjue Li)

If you are old enough, you will realize that this style of film started in the Silent Film Era and continued onward, with a few skips here and there, to the present, almost unchanged. Boy meets girl. Obstacles are overcome. Sensual passion predominates, although never surpassing soft-core levels. Conflict arises. Boy loses girl. The end. Morales and Li are at least as passionate as Mickey Rourke was with Kim Basinger (or Carre Otis, or Diane Lane). And there is animation added to the love scenes, something never done before. Solid entry in the venerable genre of "bodice rippers."