After reading " Plants and Trees in the World ", Jiang Qinqin has two points that triggered heated discussions.
The first one is Ying Gou, one of the four zombie ancestors of the Chinese comic "Bad Guy".
Secondly, the character played by Wu Taihua, the ending is terrible, right?
Let me start with Jiang Qinqin’s face.
The background of this scene is like this -
In the film, Wu Taihua, played by Jiang Qinqin, was taken into the MLM organization Butterfly International by her sisters. He Mulian, the son played by Wu Lei , called the police when his mother deceived people into selling foot patch products. .
Wu Taihua was so angry that she was furious and gnashed her teeth.
angrily beats his son He Mulian in the rain and calls him a "coward who dares to even fart." In this scene, Jiang Qinqin's eyes widened with anger, and he and the "Bad Man" scolded the generals as "cowards" in a deep voice, but there was no trace of it. They met without any violation.
Wu Taihua, whose makeup was dizzy from the rain, had dark circles under her eyes like ghosts, and shouted hysterically at He Mulian: "I just can't make a penny, I'm so happy, I'm so happy."
After saying that, he climbed up with a rickety body. On the high platform on the second floor, under the dim street lights, he clapped his hands like an abandoned believer.
This scene is Wu Taihua’s second emotional outburst, echoing the first emotional release scene.
After marriage, she was sexually repressed, abandoned by her husband, and kicked away by her new sweetheart's mother... These negative emotions that Wu Taihua suppressed in her heart were vented for the first time in the heart-wrenching and brainwashing remarks of people from the MLM organization Butterfly International.
"No one loves me, no one respects me, they all look down on me, I'm shit. I want to be a confident and independent woman, and I want to live my life!"
After that, Wu Taihua began to change herself.
No longer bare-faced, but with heavy makeup, permed hair, and beautiful clothes. She is no longer a tea-picking girl, but a successful tea-drinking person.
Of course, this self-immersed dream was shattered by He Mulian.
When Wu Taihua made an impassioned speech about how she transformed from a tea picker into a leisurely tea drinker, He Mulian called the police.
Wu Taihua was so angry that she beat her son, blaming him for blocking her way to the top of the food chain.
Wu Taihua's ending is destined to be a game and a dream. The character
is the epitome of most people: they have been bent down by life, their edges have been worn away, they have been belittled and looked down upon, and they want to stand up through shortcuts and slap those who have trampled themselves in the mud.
Yes, there is no such thing as a pie in the sky.
Wu Taihua changed her appearance and pretended to be a successful person, but at the core she was still in disarray.
If a person does not cultivate his heart to become as strong as steel and concrete, even if he is wearing a yellow robe, he will still be defeated by someone else's unintentional words.
Instead of racking your brains to cross class, it is better to explore inward, find your true self, cultivate a strong heart, never give up on yourself under any circumstances, and strive to bloom your own flower of life.
And this is why I think that there is no reason for Wu Taihua’s death in her ending.
After coming out of the theater, the audience in front guessed that Wu Taihua was crazy. The scene of her warm date with Lao Qian was the fantasy of her son He Mulian.
But, judging from the moss flowers, tigers, and tea bugs, she shouldn't be Ga.
"Moss flowers are as small as rice, and they also bloom like peonies."
This poem comes from Yuan Mei's "Moss".
Moss flower, the body is in the world, the heart is in the paradise.
It lives in the mountain mud or on the trunks of dead trees, but despite the harsh environment, the moss flower is still tenacious and thrives. Even in the gutter where the sun cannot reach it, it blooms with greenery and flowers as big as rice grains.
The tenacious vitality is the background color of moss flowers.
should also be the background of Wu Taihua’s life.
Next comes the tiger.
Wu Taihua, who witnessed her sister falling from a building and fell into a deep sleep after going insane, woke up by the river and saw a tiger walking towards her. She was not afraid, but stood tremblingly and hunched over, roaring at the tiger.
In Buddhism, tiger means troubles, and Wu Taihua's roar means getting rid of the troubles that bind her. After
finished yelling, the scene changed: Wu Taihua was taking a bath in the middle of the lake, naked like a newborn baby.
repels the tiger.
Take a bath naked.
This means rebirth without fear.
Isn't this the moss flower that blooms even if it is in the mud: I can't decide how the outside world defines me. But only I can decide whether I can live the life I want.
