Wen｜Wu Qingqian
Speaking of the film "Mobile" directed by Feng Xiaogang, everyone should be familiar with it. Anyone who is a little bit older should have seen this movie. After all, the movie was very popular at the time and its reputation was okay. For younger people, even if you haven't seen this 16-year-old movie, if you follow the news and gossip of the entertainment industry, you will not be unfamiliar. After all, the tax evasion case caused by "Mobile 2" last year made a sensation in the entertainment industry.
There are many characters in the movie "Mobile Phone". There are Yan Shouyi played by Ge You, Shen Xue played by Xu Fan, Fei Mo played by Zhang Guoli, Wu Yue played by Fan Bingbing, Yu Wenjuan played by Zhang Lu... the relationship between the many characters
It is complicated and subtle, and everyone has a decent career. Yan Shouyi is a well-known host, Fei Mo is a senior intellectual, Shen Xue is a line teacher at the Academy of Drama, and Wu Yue is an editor at a publishing house. The most dignified wife is Yu Wenjuan who has no professional identity.
Yan Shouyi played by Ge You and Fei Mo, played by Zhang Guoli, are old partners and colleagues, but they are both high-ranking members who are saddened by Beauty. Yan Shouyi was discovered by Yu Wenjuan for derailing Wuyue and resolutely divorced. Although Fei Mo and others persuaded him to make peace, Yu Wenjuan was determined and insisted on divorcing.
After the divorce, Yu Wenjuan found out that she was pregnant. Although she hated Shouyi, she still planned to give birth to a child after struggling, and would not accept any penny from Shouyi. Yan Shouyi always felt guilty in his heart. After all, it was his child, and Yu Wenjuan didn't have much savings. It was not easy for her to feed a child when she lived in her brother's house.
To make up for the guilt, while preventing Yu Wenjuan from discovering, he secretly gave Yu Wenjuan's brother money, and also helped Yu Wenjuan after giving birth to find an editor position in the publishing house. Coincidentally, Wu Yue helped Yan Shouyi in this matter, and sacrificed Hue to help Yan Shouyi in this favor.
However, Yu Wenjuan, who entered the editorial post of the publishing house according to the process, did not know it, and just insisted on her pride. If she knew that there was this one behind her, she would not accept the kindness of Shouyi, and she would not accept Wu Yue’s sacrifice. Will appreciate it, after all, it was this mistress that disrupted her marriage.
After the divorce, Yu Wenjuan had a bitter life, but her heart was peaceful. She always adhered to that reserved and arrogant, not changed by life, and not compromised by material. This persistence made her a part of this movie. The most dignified person. Although
Yan Shouyi is famous and glamorous on the surface, he has always been worried about the divorce. I feel sorry for Yu Wenjuan and her children, and also for the feelings with Shen Xue. It is a pity, but Wuyue The ghost persisted, entangled with him, and he couldn't resist Wu Yue's temptation, he wanted to cut off contact with her but couldn't. This is a poor man, who has done things in a muddle-headed manner, hurting others and hurting himself, and he will look down upon himself at the end of his life.
Wuyue is a proper small three-person set. Although she has no guilt for her behavior, she is too unwilling to end up grinding others and herself. This is a hateful role. As for Shen Xue, a very cool and bright person, but he just met someone who likes to break the roots and hesitated too much after knowing the scum of Strictly Shouyi. The result was definitely not as good as Yu Wenjuan. Fei Mo, as a senior member, seemed to be honest on the surface, but in the end he was defeated by Xiaosan like Yan Shouyi. After finding out, his wife clamored to divorce him...
There is nothing wrong with being a woman like Yu Wenjuan. Resolutely, preemptively, jumped out of the sea of misery as soon as possible, lived a chic and dignified life, if blindly compromised, it will only be hurt more in the end.
