In the recently hit TV series "Walking with the Phoenix", viewers witnessed a gripping family feud and emotional entanglement. However, as the plot progresses, some viewers begin to question the authenticity of the characters' relationships, especially the understanding of the love between parents. On the stage of this family struggle, the love of parents has become a knife that is frequently wielded, and one can't help but think: who is this knife stabbing at?
It can be seen from the plot that the love of parents plays an important role in "Walking with the Phoenix", which is not only the support behind the growth of the protagonist, but also one of the sources that leads to the development of the plot. However, some viewers pointed out that this kind of plot arrangement with parental love as a knife may be too old-fashioned, and there is even some suspicion of deliberately creating emotional tension.
In real life, the feelings of parents can certainly have an impact on their children, but this effect is not always positive. Sometimes, excessive family disputes and parent-child conflicts can become stumbling blocks on the road to children's growth. Therefore, using the love of parents as the core element of the plot inevitably makes people feel a little unnatural.
At the same time, the audience is also looking forward to more novel and unique plot developments, rather than simply attributing the emotional entanglement to the love problems of the parents. Perhaps, more colorful characters can be added to the play, or deeper social issues can be explored, so as to make the plot more realistic and deep.
In general, "Walking with the Phoenix", as a family emotional drama, although it creates a certain emotional tension through the love clues of the parents, it may be able to break through the tradition more in creation and bring more surprises and inspirations to the audience. After all, the charm of TV dramas lies not only in the rendering of emotions, but also in their profound exploration and reflection on society and human nature.