/Shen Jun
1. This is the fourth American drama I have pursued. I have to sigh that American screenwriters are really a group of gods.
2. Like "Friends", although imaginative, there is a conservative temperament in the bones. There are very few sexual topics in this drama, so it is no wonder that it is labeled as a niche.
3. The story is full of various positive energies, with criticism, reflection, and all kinds of hidden exhortations. If you can look deeper, you will even find the religious flavor inside.
4. It makes you feel the bitterness of the poor at all times, but at the same time it ignites the hope of life. No matter how strange the plot is, it is always closely linked to the theme of the whole play. It may be that there are some shameless little people in the play. It feels very kind to me. In the first episode, Virginia is lying in front of the crib and coaxing her granddaughter to sleep. At this time, the camera suddenly switches to twenty-three naturally. The moment she coaxed her son to sleep a year ago, my eye sockets were unconsciously wet.
5. The arrival of the little granddaughter, on the surface, is an opportunity for a family to regroup, but the opportunity is always reserved for those who are prepared. If the Virginia family does not have so much love as a foundation, then this little uninvited guest will only Can add more troubles to this dilapidated family.
6. We still don't have the courage to show our inner heart in life, but perhaps it is because we are feeling too lost in the violently rotating great wheel of the times. Otherwise, even if there is more injustice, we will not lose the fun that should belong to us. I believe that life gives us the same opportunity to experience life as the Virginia family. It just depends on whether you are willing to go with sincerity. Cherish everything the family brings to you.
7. Finally, I want to give a compliment. I don't know who is the perfect name for this drama.
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