Extreme plot, can't stop: a brief review of the drama "The Year of the Dragon: Returning to the Hometown"
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A chasing drama can make people's blood boil, if you accidentally click to enter and enjoy, it can make you want to stop and make you fall into an extreme plot setting, "Year of the Dragon: Returning Home" is such a chasing.
I didn't believe that the legendary drama really had this kind of magic, but last night it fell. After spending dozens of yuan and watching dozens of episodes, I finally believed it, even if I paid a tuition fee, I would like to know some truths!
In general, the plot setting of this kind of drama chasing is characterized by "extremes", and I have summarized that there are at least the following three extremes:
1. The supremacy of capital power: The young Lin An is the chairman of Wanan Group, with supreme rights, everyone worships him, and he can slap others at will, no matter who he is, as long as the capital rights are less than me. It shows that capital is supreme, and capital is the essence of rights.
2. The extreme stupidity of everyone: Wan'an Iron and Steel Plant, from the director to the executives, and even his son-in-law, relatives and classmates, are ignorant and dull, and their performance before and after figuring out the identity of Chairman Lin An can be described as ugly.
3. Extreme snobbery of all relatives: Su Yao's family is extremely snobbish, and in pursuit of fame and fortune, they want to force their daughter to divorce, and their brainlessness and ignorance are fully revealed. Hasn't the son-in-law, who has been married for three years, even seen a photo? This is fooling everyone's intelligence!
I didn't finish watching all 89 episodes of this show, but I was attracted by the plot, so I decided to watch it, and then think about today's society, this show's exposure of capital rights and people's pursuit of fame and fortune is indeed too exaggerated, but there are indeed similar situations, especially in Western capitalist society, such situations should be many. But as far as I know, in today's Chinese society, such scenarios are rare, or at least not common.
In my opinion, this kind of drama is not suitable for teenagers to watch due to the problem of value orientation. This kind of drama chasing is divorced from real society, and the plot is extremely exaggerated, which is tantamount to a strong hormone dose to teenagers in the formation of a world view, and to put it mildly, it is spiritual opium. As for the adults, it's all entertainment!