Although this seems outrageous, it is actually very realistic, except that the path to success for the heroine is a little too idealistic. As a woman, we all know how difficult this road will be. But other parts, especially the ubiquitous stereotypes, the trust and help among women, the words and deeds of arrogant male characters, are all too real.
I have seen too many male authors' stigmatized interpretation of female friendship, and I am very pleased to see such works that reflect the beautiful friendship between women. I have also received many sincere blessings and selfless help from the same sex in my life and job search. However, many men, like in this film, lack the ability to empathize, and always educate you in a high-ranking manner, without placing women on an equal footing, and in fact only trying to grab resources from them.
There is a clip where the heroine thinks that she will get a summer trainee spot by virtue of her strength, but in fact the professor takes a fancy to her beauty and potential sexual resources. This is very realistic. One of the difficult points for women is that sometimes they get some important opportunities at work. They think that their excellence is finally valued, but in fact they are valued for their appearance resources and potential sexual resources. It is really sad to recognize this, Because they are actually not worse than men or even far better than men, but they can't get the corresponding results. There are too many examples to list.
But although the reality is disgusting, women still have the opportunity to have confidence and keep working hard. Is there a chance to be like the heroine, take away his power from the person who has this idea and let him go?
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