Maybe Chinese screenwriters or those in power in movies and TV shows think that young people now don’t need to watch dramas at all, because they think young people in 996 or 007 have no time to watch dramas? The embarrassing screens of national dramas make people see a self-righteous "deep understanding" of the so-called audience, "creating" the so-called "market demand", and disregarding the real market needs, and making them cheap and crude." "A good life" is either a foolish and self-righteous "castle in the sky" style drama, or it is knowing the real life but deliberately creating a low-level hypocritical illusion to fool the audience, and conversely, the audience's "appreciation ability" is limited. It’s so ridiculous... When the audience is scolded, I just talk about the censorship. I think sometimes I can’t say that I have made a bad drama and let the "censorship" take the blame. Life is not easy. We don’t need so much "profound". People who are struggling for life need only a little warmth and healing, not "sensationalism". The national dramas use excessive force in the "sensationalism" area to stimulate the audience. They will never tire. This movie shows me the reality of you, me, and others. Isn’t that the case in China? Our friends and colleagues work hard to live for love for the house, the pressure of work, the troubles of feelings, the life of a chicken feather, so what, after crossing the bustling streets, passing the midnight lights where no one is everywhere, still keeping that in my heart He is innocent, the heroine’s boyfriend has a good life, has a car and a house, and has "big love" in his heart. A green tea boss is ambiguous and molested. When he is a spare tire, he is determined to have a house of his own, and strive for it, trying his best. I think the cutest people are their parents. They always have a side look behind them. Not accustomed to their children’s behavior, while supporting the children’s choices without hesitation, as long as the children’s happiness is "duplicity", all religions and lifestyles can be accepted, and their dialogues are not like, That is, isn’t that the way we quarrel with our lovers, isn’t that the way we get along with our parents? There are also those words spoken by relatives, exchanges between colleagues and so on. Every time I see these things, I can’t help but smile, and then I feel warm and moved. When I see the end, the hostess shouts loudly at the wedding. Let everyone be quiet. The relatives of the male protagonist couldn’t help saying that they were talking so loudly before they were married, and the female lead slapped the male lead. The relatives couldn’t help but jump out and say, it’s okay, the wife beat her husband, but The parents on both sides showed great generosity, and I couldn’t help but laugh. I have to say that this movie was really made so well, not deliberately. , So real, because real, so moved. end
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