"In fact, all this mixed up is nothing more than the disintegration, reconstruction, and ultimately futility of a spiritual order."
At first glance, this show didn't give me a very strong feeling, but that's how excellent works are, bringing you a lot of thinking about human life. It does not take the plot as the main driving factor for development. Even after watching it for a long time, I don't know what this drama is trying to express, but it seems to express a lot.
The first impression of the characters in this play is "weird" and "god". The first is very "weird" music, and the second is those characters: girlfriends judge others every day; career mothers talk about family members. For the most important, in fact, the relationship between myself and my husband is messed up; my husband is anxious all day long that he has not become someone else's "hero"; the rich second generation is very "mother's treasure"; What do you want? A single rich woman scatters ashes and draws a pie, one word "God!" The hotel manager is arrogant and likes to prank others. . .
But they are so normal, as if they are real "people" around them. The two best friends have their own youthful struggles. The career-oriented mother can measure the father. The husband is looking for a sense of identity at home. The rich second generation has been safeguarding his rights and interests, and has not exerted ideological pressure on his wife. The wife is just If you want to maintain the balance of this marriage, the single rich woman is just lonely, and the hotel manager may just be under too much pressure. . .
These characters are sincere and kind, but complicated. The whole play is a 21st century satirical novel full of chaos, a spiritual portrait of the wealthy white American class, and a yin and yang eccentric but unified and harmonious sonata.
We are really just monkeys in the end, driven by our desires but trying to rationalize and socialize our behavior.
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