As a third-year student, I feel that I can't keep up with the rhythm of American college movies that discuss personality development and the future of life again. When I was in high school, I watched a lot of such American college movies, "What a girl want"
For the plastic family in mean girls, Lindsay
basically talks about the personality development of teenagers on the far left lol plot. It seems that Americans attach great importance to the personality development of teenagers, and being yourself is a theme that will never be outdated. The captain of the popular basketball team has actually always wanted to be a stage actor in "High School Musical". The bright-looking cheerleader actually hides an unknown secret "mean girl" behind him. The ability of almost ordinary people "sydney white". Don't get lost in that belonging while seeking a collective identity in our youth.
The funny thing is that there seems to be no mystery in the simple high school comedy that we haven't understood yet, but in fact we are all lost in the siege of life. Popular people live a life of inner pain, their losers who envy them and desperately seek approval. At this point, it seems to be a compromise between Western culture and Eastern culture, looking for a fulcrum and a balance. But China, as a country that unanimously admires this kind of "harmonious" culture, is not without extreme emotional catharsis (the great poet Li Bai is a good example). Therefore, for the issue of life development, it can only be discussed as a philosophical proposition or an art theme, and it is just a talk.
Life is actually just a melodrama, is it nerd, is it geek, is it plastic, or is it dork? all up to yourselves.
ps Another interesting discovery is that in High School Musical, I once discovered the pursuit of French culture by English culture. For example, Shapay, as a noble student owner, has a French name, and his butler kept bursting out a few sentences. French (pardon moi?) Hehe, it's interesting that this cultural phenomenon is rare in Japanese.
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