However, such a woman is not only hateful, but also pitiful. If you think of her vanity, hypocrisy and licentiousness, it is because of the lust and love of men. The beauty of a woman is not in her appearance, but in her heart. But how many men would choose the former when the spirit and the flesh are not compatible? I think that most men are born with two dreams, or want to be emperors, longing for a harem; or want to be Jia Baoyu, longing for a grand view garden.
This pathetic, as the plot progressed, almost made people overflow with tears of sympathy. The most tragic thing is not that women only know how to pursue the beauty that makes men pleasing to the eyes, or that women's colors are declining and lose the favor of men, but that when tomorrow's yellow flowers are helpless, they go to their only relatives and meet a group of barbarians. man. Blanche's sister Stella lives in a slum called Paradise in New Orleans, where there are a bunch of rough people who do physical work. Their brutal treatment of women makes people mistakenly believe that they don't know that they can come into this world, just because they have been in the womb and sucked breast milk. Mickey, the gentlest of them, only knows how to talk about weight with women. Stella's husband Stanley is the representative of these people. His biggest hobby is playing cards and betting money with workers all night. He will not care about the future life of his wife’s sister out of basic affection. He will only think that the small home space has to accommodate another outsider, and he does not care about his wife and himself for not selling the income from that Blanche. A share of his wealth and brooding. Based on this, he deliberately investigated Blanche's unbearable past and told Mickey, who was about to marry Blanche, so that Blanche lost a man who was not ideal but at least he could rely on. Blanche suffered a mental breakdown because of this, and got hypothetical. He thought that a millionaire admired his beauty all day long, and invited to share a yacht to go out to sea for fun. So, sister Stella had to coax her into a mental hospital. Stanley still had no sympathy for the somewhat crazy Blanche, but he was eagerly looking forward to the arrival of his father's day-Stella gave birth to a son.
The tragic fate of sister Blanch made her sister Stella realize that her husband Stanley was not only a little rude and straightforward, but also very cruel and ruthless. As Blanche said, "deliberate cruelty is unforgivable." So Stella ran away from home with her newborn son. This is the end of the video.
If we don't stop here like a movie, think about it again. Like what happened after Nora left, what happened after Stella left? In a world where women are unable to find a way out by themselves, in a world where a poor man has the face and pride of claiming that he is the king of the family, no matter how far away a woman is, she always looks for a man's shoulder. However, as far as the men in the film are concerned, the rich are lecherous, and the poor are savage and rude. There is only one old gentleman who can treat the old and pearly women kindly, except for the women who have the same disease.
In summary, I think this film is a bit about feminism. I understand that feminism is not about women who want to live like men. It is women who want to live on an equal footing with men. As far as aesthetics is concerned, women must not only know how to pursue the beauty that makes men pleasing to the eye, but also how to pursue the beauty of women themselves. So that men’s and women’s perceptions of the beauty of the body of the opposite sex have the same impact on the opposite sex-if you think of the fact that compared to heightened, skinny, skin-beauty, plastic surgery, etc. are more popular, it is obvious that men’s perception of women’s beauty has an impact on women , Is much greater than the impact of women’s perception of men’s beauty on women. However, perhaps this will never be achieved, or even just narrowing the gap in influence between the sexes in this regard is unlikely. Perhaps, men deliberately shape a woman's face, while women unintentionally shape a man's soul.
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