The recent hit TV series "Volleyball Boy" has aroused the audience's deep thinking about human nature and life through its distinctive plot and profound character creation. In the play, there is a classic line "There are only two kinds of people in the world", which has become a hot topic among the audience.
This line appears in the key plot of the play, mainly showing the characters' different observations and understandings of human nature. In "Volleyball Boy", the relationship between the characters is intricate, and some people show different human characteristics because of their different experiences and personalities, thus forming two completely different kinds of people.
One type of person is those who have experienced setbacks and tribulations, but still persevered and forged ahead. They are undaunted in the face of difficulties and challenges and bravely pursue their dreams and goals. These people show the quality of perseverance and refusal to admit defeat in the play, and are deeply loved and admired by the audience.
The other type of people are those who choose to give up and retreat because of fear and avoidance. They choose to escape and retreat in the face of difficulties and challenges, lack the courage and perseverance to overcome difficulties, and thus miss many opportunities and possibilities. These people show a weak and indecisive side in the play, which causes the audience to think and reflect.
This line "There are only two kinds of people in the world" not only plays a key role in the plot, but also triggers the audience's deep thinking about human nature and life. Through the fate and choices of the characters in the play, the audience thinks about what kind of life is worth pursuing and cherishing, and how to face various challenges and difficulties in life.
To sum up, "Volleyball Boy" triggered the audience's deep thinking about human nature and life through this classic line of "there are only two kinds of people in the world". It is believed that such a play will arouse more audiences to think about the meaning and values of life, and contribute to the discussion of society and human nature.