Recently, the Korean movie "Kim Jiyoung Born in 1982" is full of topics.
starring Kong Liu and Zheng Yumei , it is Kong Liuxiu's three-year return to the big screen, and it is also the third collaboration between the two after "The Melting Pot" and "Busan Tour". This work
is adapted from a novel of the same name that was published in 2016 and sold 1 million copies in Korea.
It tells about an ordinary housewife who suddenly appears "possessed" symptoms, her words and deeds become like her mother and sister, constantly encounters the reality of fear, chaos and exhaustion in her life , which is very feminine. Meaning .
Because the content discusses the unequal treatment that women suffer in society, "Jin Zhiying Born in 1982" has been quite controversial, and some conservative male readers have been labeled "feminism" .
A few days ago, the actor Liu Yaren was scolded by netizens for writing a large-sized article recommending the film on Facebook.
Liu Yaren wrote: "My friend Jeong Yumi, who is loved and growing constantly, is about to be released in "Jim Jiyoung Born in 1982". After watching the trailer, she has a firmer and more natural voice than ever. I feel very happy and fresh with the figure. I don’t know if the audience will have such a profound response? I am looking forward to it.” After
praised his friends, Liu Yaren talked about the film itself. "The movie is the way of a movie, shaking the hearts of the audience together on the big screen. Don't be fooled by negative sounds, I hope to watch it as it is, and I hope to feel it like this."
The "gender antagonism" brought by Liu Yaren believes: "There is no distinction between boys' stories and girls' stories. If you only use the stories of one person and the other to see this movie, you will transcend gender differences. Resonance, we can feel it together, so I recommend it to everyone."
However, Liu Yaren's sincere speech was left with a negative comment. Keyboard Man directly bombarded: "I'm really not interested in this kind of fantasy text", "What the movie says is up to you?", "This kind of speech will only be scolded in Korea. Do you want to be a foreigner?" Excessive or even malicious attacks on Liu Yaren: "I have never been a soldier!"
Two years ago, Liu Yaren, who was 30 years old, had undergone medical examinations by the Korean Military Service 4 times before and after, and was judged as "reserved military service grade". . Later, because of the expansion of the scope of the bone tumor that was found in the re-examination, he was completely exempted from military service. Although
did not need to be a soldier because of a disease, Liu Yaren inevitably became a thorn in the eye and a thorn in the flesh of many straight Korean men. In recent years, he has often been abused. Now that I stand up for "feminist movies", it is not too strange to get such a response...
In the past, Liu Yaren once posted a long post on Facebook and claimed to be a feminist. "As the only boy in the family, he has been treated differently from his sisters since he was a child, which instead gave him a deep understanding of the injustice suffered by women.", "Everyone is treated in their mother's womb. This world was conceived and came with the pain of my mother, so there is no reason not to be a feminist."
is not only Liu Yaren, but the original novel of this work has been recommended by many artists in the past.
, such as Irene of Red Velvet, Sooyoung of Girls’ Generation, and Sun Naeun of Apink, , etc. They called for attention to the living conditions of Korean women, but this caused dissatisfaction with some extreme male fans.
Irene even suffered the treatment of card being cut and photos being burned to , which is creepy...
and Sun Na-eun is firmly pasted on the phone case with "GIRLS CAN DO ANYTHING" written on it. Feminist" label.
Xiuying said frankly when she talked about the book "Jin Jiyoung Born in 1982" that has also encountered the same differential treatment of as the protagonist of the novel. This sentence has also become the reason for the attack by male fans.
Actually the artists mentioned above are feminists or not. In short, no one has the right to accuse others of their positions and insult others' personal beliefs. Respect for each other is the most important.
In the end, Mr. D thinks that this movie is indeed worth watching, what do you think?
