Good drama, I have already accepted the image of Kate's aunt from "The Reader". She starred in this film without makeup, and her acting skills are top-notch. This year's good drama is worth recommending. I won’t discuss the plot, etc., but I have two impressions from watching the drama: 1. People from all walks of life in China are worried about the population problem. In fact, the traditional Chinese language circle in East Asia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore are all problems. Compared with European and American and Chinese culture, there are major differences in the family view of traditional Chinese culture. The concept of family in Chinese culture is a system of one husband and multiple concubines. Natural birth has never been a problem, but it has always been involved. The traditional Catholic monogamy in Europe and the United States has traditionally been not prosperous, and the failure of the imperial system in Europe is also the failure of the firstborn succession system. However, in the modern industrialized society, although Protestant Christianity is still monogamous, divorce and remarriage are no longer normal. Especially for children, whether they are born in wedlock or out of wedlock, they are all equal and happy. Culturally transforming to accept illegitimate children and raise them socially, the population problem is a dead end. In addition, the same East Asian countries such as Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malay have no population problem. Their Islamic matriarchal society accepts illegitimate children very well.
The second feeling is that the overall tone of the show is gloomy, full of "depression", but there is a bright ending (spoiler) that is comforting. The whole show is depressing, and every family is a difficult scripture to read. Popular dramas reflect the spirit of a country or region. Hong Kong's "The Great Era" and Japan's "East Love" all reflect the spirit of Hong Kong and Japan at that time. This drama shows the gloom of the United States, the proliferation of drugs, gun problems, and family chaos. , the United States also does not have the medical insurance in place as in Europe, and the decline of the empire is obvious.
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