Fan Wen 1 was originally tuned by my mother when she was eating, and was attracted by Seinfeld's face value. Awesome, and he's still in the media industry. Suddenly I had some fantasies ... hahaha ~
Later, slowly, the relationship between the characters in the play became more and more concrete and vivid, and many truths were inadvertently revealed in their conversation, which was true and profound. I really like the old lady in the yard. It's so cute.
I was in a hurry to go home and watch the finale after working out yesterday, but ..... I think it was too hasty. Many contradictions woke the dreamer through several dialogues in one episode. It's kind of ridiculous. Not handled well. But I'm still surprised that Seinfeld didn't really compete in the end. I thought that Aunt Hua and Yan 'an would secretly participate in the award behind his back, but in the end they didn't make it, but it was more real. The original documentary was completely different from the feeling of being deeply involved in Beijing hutong life now. Re-shooting and re-editing can also better reflect a person's growth. Finally, I was surprised by the role of Aunt Hua. At first, I got goose bumps when I saw her look and tone. But in the end, I really found out that she was the kind of person who was confused on the surface, understood in her heart, had small intestines and deep thoughts (her name was Seinfeld, which shocked me at that time), and she was really warm.
Many lines in the play are quintessence of Chinese culture, keeping up with the trend, and young people will not feel strange when they read them. The values advocated in the play are also decent, which is in line with the current social situation. For example, an old woman wants to go to Shijiazhuang to meet her first love in order to realize her wish when she was young, and no one can stop her. She said that people have to control something all their lives, so they just want to be willful and have no regrets. I am also very moved after reading it. .....
This play reflects the flavor of old Beijing, but I think all of China is similar. As long as you give people honesty and help, no matter who you are or what your status is, others will always treat you sincerely. Wherever we go, people understand and tolerate each other, and wherever we go, we are at home.
I feel very comfortable and calm after reading it ~
I have finished watching 2 34 episodes of TV series "Home Far away". There are two feelings.
One is: when you are old, your home is where your children are. Parents love their son's small family wholeheartedly, buying a house for their son, washing the house, burning the house, and contracting to transport their grandchildren. They are reluctant to buy delicious and expensive clothes and pay tuition for their grandchildren without blinking. I put all my retirement salary into my daily expenses. However, the son and daughter-in-law enjoy success with a "should" attitude. This is a common phenomenon in society, called "dutiful son". When the grandson grows up, the daughter-in-law will try to get rid of her old parents for various reasons to make room for her small family.
Therefore, Shanghainese should remember that "if you don't sell, you don't sell." A golden nest is not as good as one's own nest. Never sell an old house.
In Home Far Away, the old couple sold their house and bought their son a big three-bedroom house in Beijing. Daughter-in-law wants to change the house into a school district, and suddenly the house bought by the old man becomes half the house owned by her daughter-in-law. It is easy to erase the name of the old man from the real estate license and replace it with the name of his son, daughter-in-law and grandson. Not in the drama, but everywhere in life.
The second one is: Do old Beijingers have such sincere rich uncles? The quadrangle was rented out to outsiders. The local old landlord only has two children, and the foreigners who moved in are the whole family. Not only mother and son came in to live, but also sisters from other parts of the village followed. And the old couple, whose children can't live in, moved in. What spirit is this? This is the spirit of * * *.
I want to ask: Are these foreign women reincarnated into foxes? What's wrong with these Beijing gentlemen?
And that Song Ge's mother-in-law, a foreigner, Xu Niang is half-aged. Is it worthy of an old Beijing gentleman's infatuation? Rejected by that old woman with dignity.
In my opinion, there are too many fabricated elements in this play. Only one place is true, that is, the old couple from other places have no place in their son's house.