Recently shocked by the news of the entertainment industry's derailment!
Zhang Danfeng and his agent Bi Ying have an ambiguous relationship; Zheng Xiuwen has only one lover, Xu Zhi'an, from the age of 16 to 46, but he can't resist Huang Xinying's gentle hometown; Yang Shuo, the general manager of Xiaobao, seems to spend a good night with a mysterious beauty.
The president has been waiting for the scene of moving late at night like Mao Xiaotong to appear, and he has this evil breath in his heart.
But this scene never appeared.
Hong Xin only quietly deleted the state of love with Zhang Danfeng; Zheng Xiuwen sent two long articles, meaning to forgive, "This is a common and important lesson in our marriage"; Wang Liwen and Yang Shuo walked hand in hand, seemingly unaffected.
Those righteous indignations were like deflated balloons, and suddenly they softened. The parties have chosen to "do it and cherish it", are you still angry and not worth anything?
Dealing with unfaithful people, can only choose to forgive this narrow road?
This reminded the president of "Doctor Foster", starring Suren Jones, which was based on the theme of marital infidelity and set off a ratings boom in the Uk at the time.
Dr. Foster is a successful person in the eyes of others, she has a high-paying job, an enviable social status, a sensible son, and a deep love for her husband.
Yet her husband had been cheating for ten years, and the whole world knew about it, and only she didn't know it; and also used her fortune to invest, though there was no return.
Will she choose to live in the illusion of happiness? The answer is no, she disguises herself, deliberately trying to regain the property, fight for custody, and let the scumbag clean the house.
It is explosive and refreshing, and after reading it, the body and mind are invigorating.
It's very feminist.
Suren Jones went on to make a more feminist work featuring Anne Lister, known as the "first modern Lesbian Man in Britain".
"Gentleman Jack"
Anne Liszt was a famous 18th-century Yorkshire entrepreneur, traveler, and diary author.
In her lifetime, she wrote a diary of about 4 million words, which not only recorded the customs and mining history of 18th century Britain, but also restored the romantic details between her and her lover with delicate brushstrokes, and it was written in algebraic and ancient Greek encryption.
It wasn't until the 20th century that the diary was finally deciphered, and the BBC made a documentary called The Secret Diary of Anne Lister.
"Gentleman Jack" uses a more dramatic form to restore the life of this legendary woman who fought against the times. Anne Lister, starring Suren Jones, will talk to the camera, express her inner activities in the situation at that time, break the fourth wall with the audience, and have the form of a diary, so that the audience can restore the scene at that time and know what Annie has in mind.
The story begins in 1832, when Anne had just ended her intimate relationship with her first love, Miss Hobart, and returned to her estate in Halifax alone with the trauma and reluctance of the breakup.
Anne came out with her own "A burst" aura, the coachman could not drive the carriage because of the injury on the way, and none of the noble princes and ladies in the car were willing to drive temporarily, because it was an undignified thing.
Only Anne chose to drive, and the car was skilled and extremely fast, and when she arrived at her destination, one of the ladies in the car was motion sick.
After Getting out of the car, Anne's sister actually blamed her sister, which was unladylike.
Anne yelled back, "I said you could come back without taking my carriage." ”
Look at her outfit, unlike those ladies, wearing lace puffy skirts and intricate hats. Her skirt is more like a men's dress, wearing a pocket watch, a vest, a bowler top hat, and is completely British gentleman's dress.
His behavior is more informal, often crossing Erlang's legs to meet guests, and his movements are elegant and graceful.
From the appearance alone, she is already a typical example of deviance.
This is a bit like the beauty Brienne and Arya in "Game of Thrones", they are both vague gender beings, and even more male.
They don't pick up embroidery needles, they choose swords.
Anne's battlefield is to enter the male society and talk business with them, and her sword is her mind and courage.
In the face of strong male tenants, she will not be timid, calmly analyze the pros and cons, resolutely deny their unreasonable demands, and choose tenants who can provide the greatest benefits.
Anne's business acumen is beyond the reach of many men.
However, at that time, England was a feudal era when the aristocratic class was rampant, and the awakening of women's consciousness had just sprouted, and as vassals of men, they did not even have the right to pursue employment.
However, Anne was not afraid of the world's vision, opened a coal mine, a local lord, rebuilt a manor, and became the leading mineral tycoon in Yorkshire.
In her career, she is bound to be imprisoned by the times, and although it is difficult to move, she can still obtain wealth with her excellent business acumen.
And the most difficult thing is her pursuit of love. Anne had many lovers in her life, and although they admired Anne, they were limited by the world's eyes and did not dare to be together in public.
It takes courage on two people's faces. It wasn't until she met Miss Walker, who had just inherited a large inheritance, that her feelings belonged.
It can be seen that this little girl who has been living in the ivory tower has long been impressed by Annie's charm, but her bravery lies in the fact that she is so timid and gentle, daring to fight against the whole world, openly with Annie, standing by her side.
Anne's friends had persuaded her that it was better to find a man to marry, so that she could easily obtain wealth and status, and that everything you wanted could be achieved.
Anne resolutely refused, she only wanted to live with the person she loved, not to achieve some purpose.
Women do not need to depend on anyone to realize their value. Pedantry and mediocrity were the things Anne hated the most, and to abandon her nature for the sake of profit was to deviate from the only guidance to rely on.
The world only saw Anne's eccentricity, but not her cleverness.
Sometimes, what hinders women's progress may be women's own inherent mindsets.
Society teaches women what they should do and what they shouldn't do, and cook frogs in warm water to let women fall into this rule.
Anne's sister often quarrels with Annie, she is the standard Lady, so she is not used to Anne's appearance in the "male circle". She would accuse Anne of collecting the rent herself, because it was a matter for men.
Women are inherently militant and prone to reality. Not long ago, les super words were blocked, quietly indifferent, and at this time last year, gay super words were blocked, and the noise was huge.
Many times, women's equal rights need more women's mutual support, and the progress of social thinking cannot be completed overnight, but we always have to continue to fight.
As Simone De Beauvoir wrote in The Second Sex, "Some women see themselves as bouquets and large birdcages, others as museums, and others as inexplicable symbols." ”
With bravery and resistance, Anne lived as "the most difficult symbol".
She is independent and does not depend on anyone for success; she is dashing and dares to pursue the love and life she wants; she is powerful and not afraid of worldly gossip. These have something to learn from every new age woman.
Because at any time, the realization of women's self-worth and rights should not depend on another person.