After finishing 8 episodes of "My Genius Girlfriend", I have been reminiscing about it for nearly two hours, and I can't sleep at all;
As long as novels and movies involve female themes, it is inevitable that they will not tell about the awakening of women's self-consciousness. I feel that the theme is a bit like "I grew up in Iran", which was integrated into the social background at that time, and the living conditions of people in remote slums in Naples during World War II;
If the story takes place in a poor and backward area, it will make women's identities more conflicted;
Two little protagonists, one is Sara, who is smart and assertive, and the other is Elena, who is a little slow but kind;
In Elena's eyes, Sarah, who has been clever since childhood, is the object of her worship and follow, because Sarah can always find a lot of truth and can get out of trouble in a smart way. Elena believes that Sarah is in her eyes "Genius girlfriend", however, as Elena grew step by step and became objective step by step, she found that there were some difficulties that no one could get rid of, and even Sarah couldn't change it, and finally she realized that, " We are all commoners", she rushed out of the wedding chapel and ran out of town;
At this moment of epiphany, will she meet the wind of freedom;
In the end, I thought of Sarah saying to Elena before the wedding: "Why didn't the teacher come to my wedding? Did I do something wrong?" And told Elena: "No matter what happens, keep the book Read on."
Probably, the wise Sarah seems to realize that only knowledge can set the soul free.
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