The movie "I Wish You Happiness" starring Song Jia and Xiao Yang is worthy of being a script written by a female screenwriter. Most of the entire film focuses on relatively heavy female issues and family, social and life issues related to fertility and children. Stretch mark

The movie "I Wish You Happiness" starring Song Jia and Xiao Yang is worthy of being a script written by a female screenwriter. The entire film focuses on relatively heavy female issues and family, social and life issues related to fertility and children. .

Stretch marks, caesarean section scars, birth control rings, divorce cooling-off period, embryo competition, families who lost their only child, in vitro fertilization, etc. Each of these issues, if taken individually, could lead to dozens of episodes of stories.

But perhaps this film should not be released during the Mid-Autumn Festival, because in this traditional festival of family reunion and happiness, watching this film may make you feel a bit heavy and depressed.

The film crams many heavy issues into a two-hour movie, and concentrates them among three families. It seems quite dense and full, and it also makes the three families in the film extremely "miserable." ".

Because there are too many issues and too concentrated, the movie cannot explore these issues deeply and comprehensively. Many issues are touched upon briefly and do not touch on the deep level of thinking.

However, I personally feel that the original intention and starting point of the screenwriter and director are good, and I can feel their sincerity and intention to explore women's issues and many social issues related to family and marriage.

Many details in the video moved me very much, and many scenes touched my heart and thinking.

For example, the scene where Xia Meiyun, played by Wu Yue, takes the birth control ring, although it is very short, it is very shocking.

How many pains do women have to experience in their lives that men have not experienced, and wearing a ring is one of them.

I have seen a lot of discussions about wearing IUDs on the Internet. In the past few decades of family planning, it was compulsory for married women with children to wear IUDs. Our mothers or grandmothers have been wearing IUDs for decades. , some people go to family planning stations or hospitals to get it removed after they are in their 50s or even 60s.

Many mothers have worn the IUD for too long, and the IUD has grown together with their flesh and blood, so it will be very painful when removing the IUD, and some may cause inflammation and long-term painful sequelae.

Many women will experience symptoms such as excessive menstrual bleeding, dysmenorrhea, and low back pain when wearing a ring.

Fortunately for the majority of the younger female generation, many areas have implemented the practice that married women can freely choose whether to wear IUDs or not, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach, so the younger generation can suffer less than the older generation.

There is also a scene in the film between Luo Yu and Bai Hui, a family who lost their only child.

Luo Yu, played by Xiao Yang, told his wife Bai Hui, played by Song Jia, that we can start over.

After drinking, Bai Hui suddenly lifted up her top, revealing the shocking stretch marks and caesarean section scars on her lower abdomen. She pointed at the birth scars and said, "But they didn't agree!"

Everyone may know about stretch marks and caesarean section. These terms, however, when these birth scars appeared very intuitively on the big screen, who in the audience saw it and didn't gasp or involuntarily scream in their hearts!

No, perhaps only female viewers can sympathize with Bai Hui and these stretch marks and caesarean section wounds.

Because I read a movie review online, and it was obviously written by a male author. He criticized the "illogicality" of this detail in the film with contempt and ridicule. He said that although seeing the long scar from a caesarean section on the big screen was indeed shocking, he believed that Bai Hui's husband had been seeing this scar for eight to eight years and it was impossible for him to be shocked anymore. It’s just something you’ve become accustomed to, so this detail seems abrupt and unnecessary.

But this author does not understand that many women who have had a caesarean section are actually very sad about the scary and ugly scar that appears on their abdomen. They are not willing to show their scars in front of their lovers, and they will even avoid it. Let your lover see it.

I have also read some reports that some men actually refused to live with their wives because they had an "ugly and scary" scar on their stomach after giving birth, and even found a mistress outside, or they ended up getting divorced because of this. There are all.

Therefore, there are actually many direct or invisible reproductive harms experienced by women. The fact that the movie can show the scars of caesarean section unabashedly on the big screen is also an improvement in itself.

What's more, in the film, Bai Hui shows her stretch marks and scars to her husband. It is not that the movie is selling women's topics or attracting attention, but it is intended to show why Bai Hui cannot get over the pain of losing her child and why she cannot be with her husband. The husband starts a new life.

Because the scars on her body, the experience of being pregnant for ten months and breastfeeding a child, all reminded her one by one that the child she lost really existed in her body and that she had experienced the birth. It’s painful to be born, flesh and blood that you care about and love wholeheartedly!

Of course, good fathers love their children very much, but as a father, he cannot actually empathize with everything a mother goes through for her children.

There is also the "divorce cooling off period" that some expert came up with instantly. The film also asks Bai Hui: "Why do we have to wait 30 days for a voluntary divorce?!"

In short, "I wish you the best" The overall standard of the movie "Happiness" is not considered excellent, but its issues face reality, are concerned about women, are sharp and bold, and require some thought. Perhaps there are no final answers to many issues, but It's better to show it and reflect on it than to remain ignorant.

The performance of all the actors in the video is also very good.

Ni Dahong and Wu Yufang are two veteran actors who live up to expectations.

Song Jia and Wu Yue also performed very well.

Especially Song Jia, I really admire her this year.

I have always felt that Song Jia has not received many good scripts and good roles since she played the role of Xian'er in "Crossing Guandong". Gu Qiuyan in " Cliff " is one of them, and Zhou in "The World" is one of them. Rong is one of them, but none of the others particularly impressed me.

But recently, Song Jia played the role of Zhang Guimei in the popular rural educational drama "When the Mountain Flowers Are Blooming", and her performance was very good, which made the audience love her very much.

In this movie "Wish You Happiness", Song Jia once again provided precise and flexible acting skills, which made me really want to give her a big thumbs up.

It can be seen that there is no shortage of good actors in domestic entertainment. What is lacking is infectious and excellent film and television works, and what is lacking is good roles that allow these outstanding actors to have room to perform.

I hope that good actors can encounter good scripts and the right roles.

(Text/First Drop of Dew)