be a humble girl

Keith 2022-03-20 09:01:43

Watching movies, watching life, watching other people's lives quietly in the images , feeling inspired, and realizing your own worldview and values .

I watched a movie "Crazy Rich Asians" last week, and I didn't like the name, as if the heroine finally got the consummation of love through extreme luck, like picking up gold. In fact, the heroine finally married into a wealthy family, it was luck and a natural result.

The film tells the story of a Chinese-American female economics professor who was born in the United States and attended a friend's wedding with her boyfriend, only to find out that her boyfriend turned out to be the "Diamond King Five" , and the heroine accepted the concealment of her boyfriend's wealthy family background. However, the arrogant mother-in-law hindered her in every possible way, and did not want ordinary women to marry into the family.

As a fatherless, lowly born Cinderella, how did she keep her dignity in front of her future mother-in-law?

First of all, in the face of her mother-in-law's strong rejection, the heroine, like all ordinary girls, chose to be sad and escape at first, but she was well educated and did not allow herself to escape problems like this. She wanted to regain her lost dignity.

While watching this episode, I was taken aback by the heroine's wit and self-esteem. I have been thinking, in real life, you really meet a boyfriend and mother who is higher than yourself and force you to let go, what will you do?

Here's how the heroine responds to the embarrassing situation:

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The heroine chose not to embarrass her boyfriend, she quit first, and told her boyfriend's mother, "I will let your son marry a daughter-in-law that satisfies you in the future." This sentence is too domineering, - no I can't marry into your family, but I disdain to fight with you. Not only expressing his true love, but also saving his face.

It is true that the heroine's self-confidence has a lot to do with her higher education background. She graduated from a well-known university and worked as a university professor. Such high quality and status are enough to make her not inferior, not timid, and open to pursuit. Love.

Girls always have troubles, either because of their background or family background. If they always pay attention to these external conditions, it is difficult to integrate into various groups of people. So love yourself, independence, self-esteem, and self-confidence are always the best qualities of a girl.

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  • Fred 2022-03-24 09:01:47

    I don't know why it is necessary to talk about politics when reviewing movies. Ethnic minorities are equal, and it is too self-righteous to be labeled as pleasing white people if it does not conform to Chinese values ​​and cultural status quo. I think this is a good rom com film, even if you put aside the Asian elements, it is a well-conceived story, and there are not many films that can show the life of overseas Chinese, and such stories are quite meaningful (not in the mainland). The release is not a Jan. 2019 update for Chinese Chinese: Unsurprisingly, the film's score dropped after its release in China. As I said, this is not a story about East Asian who lives in Asia, and it was scolded in the hot reviews. Libertard's really laughing cry, watching a movie and can't wait to label others political

  • Vincent 2022-04-23 07:01:58

    The name is not well translated, it should be called "The Asians of the Extraordinary Tyrant" ____________________________ I suddenly understand why I don't like this movie. This movie is like China Town in a big American city. It is neither China nor the United States, but the homeland in the memory of overseas Chinese and the imagination of the homeland. This kind of imagination always stays in the era when they or their parents came overseas, it may be the Qing Dynasty, it may be the Republic of China, or it may be earlier.

Crazy Rich Asians quotes

  • Rachel Chu: [noticing all of the glares being thrown her way] Is it just me or are people, like, staring at me?

    Oliver T'sien: Oh, they're just jealous. You nabbed the crown prince.

  • Amanda Ling: I can see why Nick put off coming back to Singapore.

    Rachel Chu: What do you mean?

    Amanda Ling: You know. He was supposed to come back last year, take over the family business. His parents freaked out when he didn't. But, now that he's back, I'm sure all is forgiven.