"Flowers" is about to come to an end, and the audience is full of expectations and anxieties about the development of the plot. However, there is a 90-year-old uncle (Grandpa You Benchang) who became Bao's wise mentor in "Flowers", which deeply attracted the attention of the audience. Bao started a business in Shanghai in the early days of reform and opening up, facing multiple tests such as love, friendship, and business, and his uncle became a safe channel for Mr. Bao. This kind of dramatic setting makes the audience full of expectations for the fate of Uncle in the ending of "Flowers".
First of all, the 90-year-old uncle, as Bao's wise mentor, adds a lot to the whole story. In real life, we rarely see a 90-year-old person become a key character in a TV series. This setting not only breaks through the limitations of age, but also expresses respect for the wisdom and experience of the older generation. In the plot, the appearance of his uncle is like a beacon, pointing out the way forward for Ah Bao and becoming his right-hand man on the road to entrepreneurship. This also triggered the audience's deep thinking about the wise and young partners: in the journey of life, what kind of sparks will be sparked by the combination of wise men and young people?
Secondly, Bao started a business in Shanghai in the early days of reform and opening up, facing multiple tests such as love, friendship, and business, which is a plot setting with a sense of the times. The early period of reform and opening up was an important period for China's social and economic development, and it was also a stage when individual entrepreneurship became possible. Bao's entrepreneurial journey coincides with this historical moment, echoing the changes of the times and the spirit of individual struggle. Through "Flowers", the audience can not only appreciate Bao's personal growth experience, but also feel the changes of the entire era, which is also an important reason why the show attracts the audience.
Uncle has become the safe passage of Mr. Bao, and Bao has embodied the persistence and tenacity of the older generation in the listing test. The setting of this plot arouses people's thoughts about family emotions and inheritance. In modern society, with the change of social structure and the complexity of family relationships, family feelings are gradually challenged. However, in this plot, the uncle, as the safe passage of Mr. Bao, not only represents the deep feelings between the family, but also conveys the values of the older generation.
This also triggered a deep reflection on family responsibilities and emotional inheritance.
In TV dramas, the portrayal of older generation characters usually bears a symbol of traditional values and wisdom. They often play the role of guiding the protagonist to success in the plot, conveying thoughts on perseverance, hard work and family and country feelings. Through this shaping, the audience can feel the power and wisdom of traditional culture in the TV series. Therefore, in "Flowers", the role of the grandfather not only represents the image of the older generation of characters, but also presents a more vivid and real side in the interaction with the protagonist Po.
At the same time, the scene of the uncle drinking water with his feet crossed in the play also aroused heated discussions among the audience. This detail shows the relaxed and happy side of the uncle, and it also makes the character more three-dimensional. In this simple action, the audience saw a tranquility and relaxation that was different from the dramatic conflict and business war. It also makes people think about whether the joy and happiness in life is just in some ordinary and real moments.
On the whole, "Flowers", as a TV series that is about to come to an end, successfully aroused the audience's deep thinking through the role setting of the uncle. The audience's expectations for the uncle in the play are not only the expectations of the plot, but also the desire for life wisdom, family emotions and the spirit of the times. At the end of the play, the audience may pay more attention to the ending of the uncle, because he represents the accumulation of the past years, and also carries the audience's ardent expectations for traditional values and cultural inheritance.