I found that there is a magical easter egg in "Latent", which is a high-level call back with "Dream of Red Mansions" across time, space and text.
Cui Ping wore a cheongsam for the first time, and Yu Zecheng looked at it and said, very good, like Lin Daiyu. Cui Ping replied angrily, what kind of wild girl is it?
This is actually an echo of the time when Daiyu returned to Jiafu from Gusu in "Dream of Red Mansions". King Beijing gave Baoyu a wagtail incense string, Baoyu is rare, originally given to Daiyu to please, but Daiyu fell directly to the ground, saying, "What stinky man has taken, I don't want it." ”
This kind of line is kitsch and sketchy when you change the role, but Cui Ping said it very well. This is the skill of the screenwriter of "Latent".
No matter whether the emperor is a man or a man, Daiyu looks stinky. Baoyu looks up to the things of King Beijing, which belongs to serious customs, and Daiyu has a strong need to get rid of the world;
Cui Ping is the same, Yu Zecheng thought that Tilin Daiyu was praise, but in fact, it was an intellectual who was complacent and treated others with himself. Cui Ping wants revolutionary love, so she sees everyone as wild and not in tune. Her vulgarity is a kind of debunking.
By rejecting the man's wishful thinking and kindness, the two establish a strong self-worth and refuse to be written into each other's symbolic systems.
stinky men and wild women are easy to scold, but it is difficult to make people believe. But both scenes are believable. "Latent" is really the pinnacle of national dramas, I have watched it so many times, and I will always have new feelings.
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