The small web series "I Like You" has attracted the attention of the audience with its light-hearted and humorous style and impressive cast. In this drama, the heroine Zhao Lusi is 161cm tall, which is in stark contrast to her best friend Yu Xinhe's 167cm tall, while her rival Li Qian is officially 158cm tall. At the same time, the male protagonist Zhang Xiaoqian is 183cm tall, but the appearance of this height is unexpected by the audience, adding some unexpected elements to the whole story.
First of all, from the difference in the height of the actors, we can see the screenwriter's intentions in character setting. Through the differentiated height, each character is given a unique atmosphere and image, making the story more vivid and interesting. Zhao Lusi's 161cm height not only shows her petite cuteness, but also adds a lot to her romantic comedy. Correspondingly, Yu Xinhe, who is 167cm tall, shows a tall temperament, adding some dramatic elements to the girlfriend relationship. Li Qian is 158cm tall, not only a rival in love, but also unique because of her unique height, which lays the groundwork for the development of the plot.
However, the most striking thing is that the male advocate Xiaoqian is 183cm tall, a figure that creates an interesting contrast with his image in the play. Normally, the tall male protagonist is a popular type, but in this drama, Zhang Xiaoqian's height has become a reversed element. This contrast not only brings laughter to the plot, but also triggers some thinking about the audience's view of height and love.
Height is often seen as an important social factor in real life. Many people have some expectations for their height when they are looking for their partner. Tall people are often perceived as more secure, while short people may feel inferior as a result. However, "I Like You" challenges this conventional notion by dramatizing height, making the audience reflect on their own stereotypes about height in laughter.
On the other hand, the height of the characters in the play also reflects the stereotypes of physical appearance in society.
Although Zhao Lusi is shorter, her personality is strong and independent, which is in stark contrast to her height. This portrayal sends an important message to the audience: physical appearance is not the only measure of a person, personality and inner charm are equally important. This view is a reflection on the emphasis on physical appearance in today's society, leading people to pay more attention to the uniqueness of the individual.
In reality, the issue of height discrimination is also a highly controversial topic. Many short people may face some unfair treatment in the workplace and in life. People of low height may be perceived as lacking in leadership or not being a good fit for certain professions. In "I Like You", through the exaggerated treatment of height, the audience is prompted to re-examine this discrimination. In the choice of love and career, whether height should become an important indicator to evaluate a person is worth pondering.
In addition, the relationship between the characters in the play is also rich in layers through the element of height.
The height difference between the heroine and her best friend both shows the intimacy between them and adds some drama to the development of the story. The audience felt the complex emotions of friendship and love intertwined in the laughter, and it was also easier to resonate. This treatment makes the whole story more three-dimensional, not only with love clues, but also multiple elements such as friendship and competition, providing the audience with a richer viewing experience.
In real life, we are also often able to see some interesting social scenes that come with height. Tall people may be more likely to stand out from the crowd because they are conspicuous, while short people may have some special perspectives because they need to look up at others. This difference in height is also often a topic of social interaction, with people talking about each other's heights in a relaxed atmosphere with some humor. In this process, height is no longer a limitation, but an opportunity for communication.
Overall, "I Like You" successfully breaks some traditional notions through the treatment of the actors' heights, presenting the audience with a romantic comedy that is both funny and thoughtful.
In real life, height is often overemphasized and becomes a yardstick for evaluating others. However, height does not completely determine a person's charisma and abilities. Everyone has their own unique strengths and traits and should be treated equally. Through this drama, the audience may be able to look at the factor of height more rationally, no longer pursue rigid standards excessively, and pay more attention to the diversity and inherent richness of individuals.
In the future, I hope to see more works like "I Like You", which reflect on social stereotypes about appearance in a humorous way, and guide the audience to look at individual differences more rationally. Romantic comedies can not only bring laughter, but also convey some deep thoughts in laughter. It is expected that film and television works can continue to innovate in shaping character images and dealing with social topics, and bring more different levels of film and television experience to the audience.