"Half seawater and half flame": Wang Shuo, his warmth, wrapped in sharpness
At first, I always thought that Wang Shuo was a guy who didn't talk surprisingly and died endlessly, a standard cultural ruffian. Of course, this is a text that I have hardly touched with Wang Shuo. Wang Shuo's film and television works do not feel that it is a window to understand him very well. I read several of his novels, "Forever Lost My Love", "Half Flame, Half Seawater", and "Animal Ferocity".
Wang Shuo's image in the media and the dots of private life news make you think that Wang Shuo may not be far from a hooligan, and cynicism may be his norm. But now I have changed my mind, after carefully reading the work. Wang Shuo, he is actually a very warm person. Especially in love, he is still a complete romantic.
Wang Shuo was born in the military compound, and the most important memory is that love is supreme, and death must be romantic. "Animal Fierce" Ma Xiaojun goes to different homes every day to unlock the lock, and his almost perverted fascination with Milan is all romanticism. "Half flame, half seawater", I did not expect Wang Shuo to have such delicate feelings.
The love between Wu Di and Zhang Ming seems to be in the cliché of "men are not bad and women do not love", in fact, he handed over the fiery heat of love to the flames and sea water to measure, and the hopelessness of love is not because of not loving, but love is too easy to swallow us. To say that he is warm is to say that the women in his works always write their pain with the warmest strokes.
"Half is the flame and half is the seawater", Wu Di's love looks at my eyes wet, the fiery emotions always burn between two people with great differences, for love to fall into love martyrdom, in fact, every time Wang Shuo's brushstrokes on love are very concise, but the atmosphere created, the plot constructed is easy for you to enter the state and be pulled by him.