text/Ma Qingyun
On November 3, the first episode of the TV series "Postpartum Treatment Institute" is already available on the video platform. The play is starring Yan Zhiyuan, Yin Bo and others, and it talks about how a strong woman in the workplace produces children. This includes the inspirational life of this strong woman, and the hilarious content during the production process and her confinement period. "Postpartum Treatment Institute" can be described as true in detail, and it is not an exaggeration to look at it as a female production drama.
In this TV series, the beginning has created a typical image of a strong woman in the workplace. This strong woman spent her teenage years in poverty, and her family was once a "famous family." Young heroines study hard, work hard, and lead their mothers to live a good life. It is precisely because of this effort that the female protagonist who was forty years old finally became the youngest manager in the big group.
However, it was the moment when she was promoted to the youngest manager of the group and found out that she was pregnant. Forty-year-old pregnant women face the dilemma between family and work. However, in this TV series, there is no over-enlarging this choice. Because, in reality, there is no conflict between nurturing life and specific workplace work. Therefore, in this TV series, the heroine insists on getting pregnant and insists on working. On the last day of giving birth, the heroine was still struggling to be on the first line of signing. The image of a strong woman in the workplace can be described as gushing out of the screen.
Of course, the shaping of all these strong women in the workplace is to pave the way for the story of the subsequent childbirth process. If it is an ordinary mother who encounters various difficulties in the production process, the audience may only sympathize and not laugh. And this strong woman in the workplace has to face various dilemmas, and she has a state of sympathy and laughter. When the strong women in the workplace had children, they were “just like ordinary young women.”
Therefore, in the "Postpartum Care Hospital" story of having a baby in the hospital, there are nurses to clean the intestines in advance for the hostess, the hostess strongly requests pain relief injections, and the inevitable yelling during the birth process, etc. These contents are produced for the strong women in the workplace, which is very funny. Even after giving birth, the strong woman wanted to rediscover her own life, so she wanted to drink iced coffee. For this cup of coffee, a lot of misunderstandings occurred. For example, nurses and doctors tell the mother that she should urinate, or she should go to the urinary tube. However, the hostess mistakenly poured coffee on herself, causing everyone to misunderstand that she had urinated and so on. The content of
's later discharge from the hospital and entering the postpartum care hospital has become the narrative focus of this TV series. In the play, the heroine played by Yan Zhiyuan, undertook the most important role. Through her performance, she led everyone into the whole life-giving world of pregnant women. The male protagonist played by Yin Bo is in an auxiliary role, helping the pregnant woman bring all kinds of hilarious content.
Obviously, this is a hilarious comedy centered on maternity. However, "Postpartum Treatment Institute" is not a simple comedy or farce TV series. The play is a comedy, presenting a serious content, that is, the various things women will face in the process of having children. If we look at this TV series as a compulsory course for maternity, it is not indispensable. The content that appears in the play is something that every pregnant woman will encounter. Take an example of
to prove it. For example, in the first episode of this TV series, the most important part is the process of the heroine giving birth in the hospital. In our previous TV series, the handling of this content was very simple. Costume drama is just boiling hot water! Modern drama is to go to the hospital. Then, whether in costume dramas or modern dramas, the mothers yelled a few times, the children started crying, and then the childbirth ended. In this TV series, there is no such hasty handling of the plot.
In "Postpartum Care Center", the heroine experienced dozens of minutes of plot content from breaking the amniotic fluid to finally giving birth to a child. The screenwriter even divided the production process into four stages in the content of this plot, and presentedThe pain levels and coping strategies at each stage are shown. This way of presenting meticulous details can even be viewed as a documentary. For women who have not given birth to a child, they are afraid because of the unknown. When this TV series presents these "unknown" plots to the audience, female audiences may not have so much fear.
Of course, there are also vulgar parts of the play. For example, after the child is born, let the father-in-law and the mother-in-law walk around the child, and the line adds that it is easy to give birth easily. And let the heroine's mother come and take care of her, and she doesn't look at the children, just revolves around the heroine, and it's not easy to give birth. This kind of simple and rude plot really shows good to those young women who don't use their brains, and satisfies their wrong cognition under the established thinking mode. The old editors at this age can see how the mothers-in-laws take care of the daughter-in-laws in childbirth. They are all well-educated. Don't those of us who are in-laws know how to take care of the mother-in-law mentality?
In "Postpartum Care Institute", there is still a continuation of a wrong network cognition. The black father-in-law and mother-in-law can only say that this kind of plot is bloody. As the creators of TV dramas, the editors have been suggesting that they should be responsible to the society and not amplify certain established wrong thinking patterns in a plot way. Otherwise, a false perception of the audience will be formed, that the parents-in-law are not good, and so on. Of course, on the whole, it is not an exaggeration to look at the play as a science and education play for pregnant women.
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