Supernova feels a bit like uncle. The narrative is very plain, but the characters are extremely full, and the narrative of the supernova is more plain, but with the background of Helmers disease. This type of gay movie may be the mainstream in these years, and the technology is indeed more mature. Not to mention the wedding banquet Farewell My Concubine, the first season of Modern Family aired on Brokeback Mountain four years later, Xiaoka's family is still comrades to create conflict. But after the end of the eleventh season, the gay relationship in the film and television works is no longer a spectacle and gimmick, nor is it still true that one of the characters is replaced by the opposite sex. Even Jiang Haowen in Trace can be attributed to a group of people, rather than in general terms, gay. Another good thing about gay themes is that this relationship can be infinitely magnified in the eyes of family society. This kind of vision in Uncle has calmed down, and this kind of contradiction in supernova basically does not constitute a conflict. Worthy of being a corrupt country. . . . . .
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