Tonight, I finally finished "The World of Two". It is very emotional, it is not easy to watch a TV series from beginning to end. Originally, for film and television dramas, there was no interest, basically accompanied by the family to watch intermittently. However, this TV series seems to be very interesting, and I personally think that it is still a more realistic drama.
First, the character design is grounded. Xu Dongyang, played by Guo Jingfei, a northeastern post-student who went to Shanghai to break through, is very appropriate from the inside out. Wang Luodan also performed in place, performing the qingxiu aura and wisdom of Li Wenjia' character. The two lead actors are good.
Second, the life setting is very realistic. Unlike other urban dramas, ming plays the bottom level, is already very poor, the house to live, the car to drive, the food to eat, but are all luxurious life that ordinary people cannot enjoy. This drama cuts from the Shanghai alley, showing the life of the city and the hard work of the little people. The plot has credibility.
Third, the characteristics of the characters are intriguing. When watching, the audience can bring in the characters, and many character images will be encountered in real life.
Of course, there are also doubts about whether the plot arrangement can be clearer.
First, the divorce of Wenjia and Dongyang is somewhat far-fetched.
Second, Dongyang's ups and downs have deviated from the setting of this character's enthusiasm, diligence and hard work.
Overall, it's a TV series to watch!
Oh yes, there are a few interludes that are still good.