After watching episode 10, I felt very excited and wanted to say something, but I didn't know what to say.
First of all, I declare: I like this drama, although I have talked a lot later.
Big heroine cool drama
It's easy to watch dramas, and I like watching dramas without thinking. Just like watching domestic dog blood dramas in the past, the protagonist has a bright halo, and he will run smoothly all the way, and he will encounter difficulties, but at the same time, he will settle the troubles one by one by virtue of his own ingenuity and the noble people he meets. The heroine is very beautiful, has a good figure, has a very smart brain, a high emotional intelligence, and is very capable. Sometimes she is very noisy, and sometimes she is too nosy. To a certain extent, she looks like a silly white sweet girl in a domestic TV series. host.
I am full of longing for life and look forward to different challenges, so I left Chicago to Paris, the romantic capital. A TV drama centered on the heroine does not need to describe a series of love and hatred for a specific emotional line, because the old one is gone, and the new one is coming. Emily has met many men, and many of them fall in love with her. She also slept in a number of different situations in the short ten episodes.
This comment is not ethical. Most of the people watching the drama are girls. Maybe many people envy the happiness of "free and romantic life, and problems are solved easily".
Bring AMERICAN perspective to Paris
What makes me think that there is no cultural shock between Western countries (since they share Latin)? Could it be that the differences between the East and the West are so great that they ignore the differences in values and lifestyles between Europe and the United States?
Americans who do not speak French are discriminated against in Paris. The play fully demonstrates the elegance, laziness, slow pace of work and exclusion of Paris . Although in the middle and late stages, the Parisians in the company have shown a positive attitude towards the heroine, but this may be largely due to the fact that this drama is a great heroine, so her life seems to be overcoming difficulties after opening.
Although I don't watch American dramas much, I still get in touch with them more or less. In terms of relationships between men and women, the one that impressed me the most was "Grey's Anatomy". I probably saw about the tenth season. Men and women have one-night stands or emotional relationships that have a period of time. It's really complicated. It is also under this premise that when Emily arrived in Paris, I was shocked by the " romance " in Paris and the " unspoken rules " in the relationship between men and women . Throughout the show, Emily is relatively conservative and somewhat shy in the romantic capital. This makes me think, is this the "Paris impression" from an American perspective? (NOTE: ①Romantic: When you meet a boy for the first time, there are all kinds of flirting + sexual hints; ②Unspoken rules: It turns out that the main room knows and allows the man to have a mistress.)
Emily's trip to Paris claimed to bring the American perspective to Paris, and with the development of the heroine's career line and emotional line in the play, the surprise she showed at the Paris story, on the one hand, subverted me, an oriental, The view of Paris; on the other hand, it also subverted my understanding of the United States. So is this really old-fashioned thinking, or is it just portrayed in the show? (BTW, if it is the same as the domestic silly white sweet drama, when I didn't ask.)
How do we view the three perspectives
What is the correct outlook on life, values and world outlook? Is there an absolutely correct view? Or does the world allow different views under different cultural systems?
The appearance of the barrage should originally come from station B, and now almost all videos have barrage. When watching a drama, many viewers will express their views and opinions in the barrage.
I've always wondered, do people think they're absolutely right when they express their personal opinions? When the heroine kisses and goes to bed with different boys, there will be a barrage that mentions whether the heroine's behavior is green tea, and whether there is a problem with the boy's behavior (as to whether he has a partner or not) (eg, if there is a lover, he is still flirting) ; Then there will be other barrages replying to these contents, some agreeing, some refuting. I'm thinking, when they comment on the right or wrong behavior in the play, are they looking down from the moral high ground? Will there be a stare and a look that is not in line with their own and the social values around them (but maybe what they want to do) Doubt or even reprimand?
I rarely feel that a certain behavior is right or wrong (provided it is legal), I always think that different behavioral choices are the manifestation of different lifestyles and attitudes of individuals, and our society also allows for different outlooks on life, values and attitudes. worldview. Rather than judging right or wrong, I tend to judge whether an action is something I might take/appreciate/have to do. Does this mean that I have no firm beliefs in the three views, so I can't make right or wrong judgments? Does this mean that I am a shallow-minded person without my own views and opinions?
I don't know, and I basically don't post barrage.
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