The modern urban life healing drama "The Time Is Right" starring Qin Hailu , Bao Jianfeng , Zuo Xiaoqing , Tian Yu came to a successful conclusion. The play tells the story of the life choices and problems encountered by three urban women, Xu Meng'an, Chen Wanzhen, and Xu Mengxin, who have completely different personalities and life situations. It revolves around love, friendship, and family affection, and presents their transformation and growth. From their stories, the audience can also get a glimpse of the courage to face life difficulties and the power to fight with the world. Middle-aged women can still rush to the midsummer of life and interpret the connotation of middle-aged happiness from a warm and true perspective.
Moving people with "love": a glimpse of warmth in the Chinese family relationship model
The structure and relationship model of Chinese families are constantly changing with the deepening of the modernization process of Chinese society. As the smallest unit of society, family is intuitively characterized by the coexistence of intimacy and independence, and the coexistence of tradition and modernity. "The Time Is Right" captures this characteristic, and uses the dramatic narrative mode of "eliminating the plot" to show the dramatic tension of inner emotions and create a family drama that the audience really needs. Its style is different from that of the past two years. Family dramas focus on differences in tearing and conflict, creating a benign and harmonious family and marriage relationship.
For example, when Xu Guanghua knew that Xu Mengan and Li Lin's family was in financial crisis, he would take out his savings and say that they would always be their parents' children, but he respected their decision to have a second child, and did not say anything until he woke up from a stroke and coma. Use the word "birth"; Li Lin's arbitrary sister Li Jing helped take care of food, clothing and daily life after learning that Meng'an was pregnant. Different concepts of life and traditional Chinese medicine concepts caused "constant turmoil" in the family. Li Lin would respect his wife and quietly cover for her. When Li Lin and Li Jing had a conflict, Xu Mengan chose to protect his eldest aunt and accepted her care.
"The Time Is Right" allows the audience to see that there will be conflicts between parents and children, quarrels between husband and wife, and differences between sisters whose blood is thicker than water, but the big family is learning to tolerate the small family, and the small family The relationship with the previous generation is also closer, showing a situation of mutual help and dependence, demonstrating the friendship between family and friends who help each other in the face of hardships.
Tracing the origins of "people": exploring new solutions to life through character expression
"The Time Is Right" also has a breakthrough in the creation of female characters. It uses a unique female perspective as an entry point to explore diverse social issues, such as second childbirth, Struggles in the workplace, and the balance between career and family from a female perspective. Xu Mengan, played by Qin Hailu, is a resolute working woman, but she is different from the image of the omnipotent heroine in the past. She will encounter various crises such as malicious competition in the workplace, family financial difficulties, and the pressure caused by an unexpected second child. Under the dual pressure of work and life, she still strives to explore the wisdom of balancing family and career; Chen Wanzhen, played by Zuo Xiaoqing, pursues the realization of women's social value and self-worth. When the social system around her does not support her pursuit, she resolutely ends her pursuit in the eyes of outsiders. With a perfect marriage and a comfortable life as a full-time housewife, she chose to return to the workplace to pursue her dreams. This is the awakening path for mature women to face up to their self-worth and personal development; Pan Zhilin played Xu Mengxin, , who suffered from progesterone imbalance and postpartum depression before and after giving birth. Troubled, she even showed a willful and self-willed side, but when her husband went bankrupt, she chose to share the hardships with him. She has the determination and courage to make a comeback, showing the tenacity and high-spirited fighting spirit of women.
male character creation also has its own highlights.Li Lin, played by Bao Jianfeng, is a technician and a house-husband. After being laid off, he did not feel sorry for himself, but worked hard to overcome difficulties and find new opportunities; Yu Hai, played by Tian Yu, is a typical male chauvinist who slowly grows up after his marriage ends. Beginning to understand his wife; Jia Haowen, played by Sun Hao, has a sharp ear. Even when he is bankrupt, he also wants to pay off the loan so that his wife and children can have a place...
"Pour" into the heart: Actors' acting skills and life-like role details The real and tangible
"The Time Is Right" is also inseparable from the actors' passionate interpretations of middle-aged life. Qin Hailu and Bao Jianfeng will draw inspiration from life to show the versatility of their characters. Qin Hailu, who looks strong, will go home and say "Husband, hug me" when she is wronged. This has also been applied to the daily lives of Xu Mengan and Li Lin. The two have always adhered to a loving relationship and faced responsibilities together. many problems. Also in order to more realistically present the state of a middle-aged woman with her second child, Qin Hailu gained nearly 30 pounds. The first step before playing a role was to completely transform herself into the role. And Bao Jianfeng will share the very wise rules of getting along with each other, such as "talking about things at home" and having to express them in the family. He will also learn from Li Lin the way of running a house by "pretending to be timid to keep things safe". It is a two-way shaping between the character and the actor. "The Time Is Right" depicts a vivid picture of middle-aged urban life for the audience, allowing the audience to see more real life details. With creations based on a sense of life and reality, and with current emotional thinking and healing expressions, it achieves A powerful breakthrough in a series with warm realism themes.
Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Yang Wenjie
editor/Qiao Ying
