As a TV series that has attracted much attention, "Summer Flower" has aroused great interest from the audience, especially because of the "old and young" CP of Yan Chengxu and Xu Ruohan. Such a setting has caused a lot of controversy in the entertainment industry, and the audience has many different opinions on the emotional theme of year-old love. And when this topic involves the love and redemption between youth and uncle, the audience's attitudes are even more uneven.
Yan Chengxu's performance in "Summer Flower" has been questioned by some people, especially being ridiculed for being embarrassed by Xu Ruohan's "old and young" CP. However, we might as well look at this from another angle. First of all, the performance level of the actor cannot be ignored, and Cheng Xu has performed the image of the uncle to the fullest with his years of acting experience and solid acting skills.
His performance not only makes the characters more layered, but also injects more emotional elements into the whole plot.
As an emotional element of the TV series, year-old love not only has its unique charm, but also brings the audience to think deeply about morality and ethics. In "Summer Flower", the plot shows the emotional entanglement between youth and uncle, putting the audience in a storm of feelings. This form of expression not only adds color to the plot, but also makes it easier for the audience to immerse themselves in the emotional atmosphere of the story.
However, the audience's attitude towards year-old love is divided. Some people praised the bold plot setting in the play, believing that this breakthrough form of expression injected new vitality into the TV series and made it easier for the audience to resonate.
However, other viewers questioned the premise of year-old love, believing that this kind of relationship is difficult to accept in real life, and even violates ethics and morality.
The presentation of year-old love in TV series is undoubtedly an interesting and complex topic. It is not only a discussion of love, but also a challenge to social concepts. In reality, year-old love is often bound by morality and ethics, and the constraints of social concepts make such relationships extremely sensitive. However, it is in this sensitive situation that "Summer Flowers" chooses to present this theme in front of the audience, which provokes more thinking.
The audience's disagreements and controversies also reflect the society's reflection on the pluralism and openness of the concept of love from another aspect. The definition of love is constantly evolving, traditional ideas are gradually being broken, and more people are beginning to accept unusual forms of love.
However, the emotional theme of year-old love is still a sharp topic because it challenges society's values and ethical bottom line.
In this context, the divergent views of the audience have also become a question worth pondering. For TV dramas, exploring such a sensitive and profound topic is undoubtedly a manifestation of the courage of screenwriters and directors. Through the emotional entanglements of the characters in the play, the audience may be able to understand the complexity of love more deeply, and it is easier to accept the expression of love that is different from the traditional concept.
In my opinion, TV dramas are a medium to express culture and convey values, and the introduction of the theme of year-old love is a kind of examination of the concept of love in modern society.
Despite the controversy, this attempt has undoubtedly pushed the boundaries of TV drama creation, allowing viewers to have a deeply emotional experience while being entertained. Therefore, perhaps we should look at this phenomenon from a broader perspective, rather than just staying in a single attitude towards the setting.
In general, the controversy caused by "Summer Flowers" is not only a reflection on the emotional theme of year-old love, but also a discussion of social concepts and values. The audience's disagreement reflects the pluralistic trend of society's view of love, and also provides us with a space to think. When presenting such a sensitive topic, TV dramas should perhaps focus more on guiding the audience to think deeply, rather than just stopping at the controversy.