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Yang Zi misunderstood the title of the play
Yang Zi was interviewed by the magazine and talked about the new work "Cheng Huan Ji", saying that he had just gotten the script, and when he saw the name, he thought it was a costume drama.
When the script of a new drama fell into the hands of Yang Zi, she thought that "Cheng Huan Ji" was following in the footsteps of costume dramas, but the fact was an interesting misunderstanding. The title of the play gives people the illusion of traveling through time and space, as if the next second the screen will show the glory and strife of the court.
However, through ten episodes of night reading, Yang Zi not only overturned her preconceptions, but also discovered the unique charm of this urban drama. This can't help but make people think, can the name really decide the fate of a drama? In the eyes of the audience, "Chenghuan Ji" may be another light-hearted and witty family drama, but for Yang Zi, it is synonymous with challenge and growth.
Netizens jokingly commented: "I always thought that "Chenghuan Ji" was either a palace fight or a crossing, but it turned out to be a pure modern emotional drama!" ”
The contrast between Xiaoxue and Mak Chenghuan
In the play, Mai Chenghuan played by Yang Zi is in stark contrast to Xiaoxue in "Family with Children". In her opinion, Xiaoxue in "Family with Children" represents her mental state to a large extent, positive and optimistic, and grows up in a loving environment, like a spring in the sun, making people feel endless positive energy.
And Mai Chenghuan is another existence, as if Xiaoxue's mirror image is reversed. She represents the inevitable challenges and conflicts in life, and it is a hurdle that must be crossed in the process of growing up.
Faced with such a character setting, Yang Zi found that she needed to invest more emotions to experience and express the inner world of the character. On social platforms, some netizens quipped: "It turns out that Xiaoxue will also have troughs, and I will give full marks to this wave of settings!" ”
The embodiment of character growth
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"Cheng Huan Ji" is not only a modern drama, but also a journey about growth. Through the role of Mai Chenghuan, Yang Zi showed the audience how women can be independent and self-reliant in modern society. From the dependence of "Chenghuan's knees" to the independence of "Chenghuan's own self", Mai Chenghuan's character has created a very realistic image of a modern woman.
She is no longer Xiaoxue who needs protection from others, but a woman who can stand in the wind and rain on her own. On social media, netizens hotly discussed: "Mai Chenghuan is me!" From tearful eyes to a little bit of clarity, Yang Zi is really good at provoking! ”
The heroine of independence and self-love
In "The Story of Cheng Huan", Yang Zi is no longer the little girl who needs to be surrounded by her family, she has become a real heroine. She encouraged all girls to love themselves, to be independent, and to be self-reliant. Such information is particularly important in today's social context.
On social platforms, this sentiment of encouraging a sense of justice and self-strength has resonated widely, with many netizens saying: "I want to be the joy of life, instead of waiting for others to come!" Such discussions not only enliven the atmosphere of social platforms, but also make more young people start to think about how to become the protagonists of their own lives.
Controversial points of discussion
At the end of this story, we can't help but ask: can the success of an episode really be achieved by changing the name? Or is it that a good story, regardless of its name, will find its audience? Netizens had a heated discussion in the comment area, and some said: "The name is just a floating cloud, and a good script is the last word!" ”
Some people also think: "The first impression of the name is very important, but "Cheng Huan Ji" really subverted my imagination. And what is your point of view in this discussion? Don't forget to leave your thoughts and join the conversation about the episode, the characters, and growing up!