2. Selena is a strong woman who is self-reliant and self-reliant. She is unwilling to be a housewife and tries her best to participate in the world of men. However, it is not helpful for her husband's career.
Always want to make things better, but always win small and lose big.
3. The more Selena pursues, the more she loses. Her own flaws—strong possessiveness, or a sense of unease, exposes a woman's weakness (fear of losing a man's love), and ultimately makes the heroine lose her vision for the future and never return. Go to extremes.
4. This play seems to want to say: Men should care more about women, especially when the social environment deteriorates seriously.
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