While instilling vulgar romantic bubbles such as "every girl is a princess in a fairy tale" and "the greatest happiness is to find a lover to marry him" in childhood To teach women what they can do, no matter how bad a man (as a lover/husband/father/colleague in the workplace) treats women with indifference, deceit, sexual assault, and domestic violence for granted, they are bright but obscure, well-behaved children and girls Idols, coquettish mistresses, shopping girls, masseuses, young ladies on the stage, AV actresses, the commercial society encourages you to consume her frivolously, possess her ruthlessly, abandon her ruthlessly after the food is tasteless, and abandon her like a shoe before stepping on it. The last kick "is really a meaningless life".
There are many songs and dances in the film. In a sense, it is a serious musical. The Rap MV of Orange Is the New Black is really the finishing touch: What's the life? What's the life? Women are often weak, but for the sake of dignity, for family, for money, and for sex, why not be brave?
(To paraphrase Lu Xun) The old tune of "love" has sung Songzi's life over and over again, but it can still be sung. Promoting "being loved is meaningful", "loving is complete", and "giving everything for love" is a culture that objectifies/disciplines women. This culture that attaches the meaning of women to the recognition of the patriarchal society uses many women In exchange for the pain, women are always required to be despised materials, and the suffering will go on and on.
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