As soon as I went to college, someone gave me Amway American dramas, and I don't know why. It is said that watching American dramas can improve speaking and listening skills, which can be used when taking CET-4 or CET-6 exams. Anyway, it didn't take long for my classmates to start chasing American and British dramas one after another. In the beginning, the feudal ideal of not wasting time on things unrelated to study in high school prevented me from watching dramas. Later, I told myself over and over that it could improve the grades of CET-4 and CET-6. The habit of chasing dramas has formed.
At that time, the dormitory was divided into three waves, one for Shameless, one for Mom, and one for the Big Bang Theory. I belong to the three-faced faction, whoever is watching me will go there to join in the fun. Yes, there are four people in the bedroom.
However, the first time I took the fourth grade test, I was the only one in our dormitory... They said that I watched too much... Later I figured out that I watched three times as long as they did.
Mom is the only drama in which I think the plot is bigger than the performance. I don't know if it's the director's personal preference or what. I feel that everyone in the drama has only a few expressions: shrugging shoulders and hands, despising face, helpless, laughing, there there Face. What scene puts on what face. Of course, the screenwriter is still very popular.
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