The beautiful Zu Xian
Watch a movie starring the goddess Wang Zuxian , "Miss Hong Kong Photo". The content of the
movie does not live up to the curiosity of the name. It tells the story of the Hong Kong sister champion played by Zu Xian and a celebrity who borrows his wife to become a high-ranking celebrity. The elements of the mistress, the senior service girl, the murder case, and Zu Xian's amazing beauty and long legs, The selling points of this movie can be summed up in seven, seven or eight. In the
movie, when Zu Xian's Hong Kong sister was detained in the police station on suspicion of murder, his father asked over and over again, did you kill anyone? Mother said, she said she didn't have it. The younger brother asked, are you really selling? After getting Zu Xian's affirmative answer, the younger brother angrily said, "How can you do such a thing?", and then slapped Zu Xian and walked away.
If it wasn't for your sister who paid for your studies and earned money for the family to suck blood, would you have a good life?
When the homicide case was tried in court, the prosecution's lawyer even asked questions unrelated to the case itself: "Are you accompanying a rich man?" "Are you selling before or after becoming a Hong Kong sister? (Answer: After you become a Hong Kong sister) "How many of Miss Hong Kong are high-level service girls? Who are they?"...
The barrage is constantly scolding, destroying the three views! The third is wrong!
There is no need to argue about moral matters. What I care more about is: why did sell?
In other words, as the upward passage of Hong Kong sister in the film, does 99% of the clothes need to be unbuttoned? The reason why
sells is whether it is forced, greedy and vanity, or both.
Has anyone ever thought about: why women need to sacrifice their youth and bodies [non-renewable resources] when they get more/exchange, whether they are active or oppressed?
Why does she only use her own body to clearly mark the price for every step she climbs?
In Vanity Fair, what men can exchange can be [renewable resources] like "dignity", "love" and money/right.
Before judging and humiliating her in the name of morality, let's take a look at the reasons why her living space/upward channel in the entertainment industry and Vanity Fair has been compressed into "dedicate yourself with a clear price before you can exchange resources and avoid revenge". way.
And what I think is the most dazzling is the tone of "She just broke a leg, but he has no love!" in "Miss Hong Kong Photo".
The first half of the movie is devoted to a little suspense. Is the character played by Zu Xian sold? The second half of the
movie is finalized, well, she sold it.
Then the perspective of the movie falls on the heartbreak of men, the humiliation of sluts in the main room and the micro masses, while Zu Xian's character endures everything silently, just wanting to protect the man he loves, but the camera will give it the next second. Close-up to man's heartbroken eyes.
She has become a plaything, no one cares about her, scolds her for what she deserves, and humiliates her.
He borrowed from the principal house, and after gaining both fame and fortune, he had an affair with her, and the crowd scolded her as a mistress, shameless.
He gained everything, status, fame, money, and even love, but the movie spared no effort to portray "he was hurt by the fact that Zu Xian was a high-ranking caller"——
And her situation, oppression, no one discussed, no pity, they were jealous of her, so they slandered her; they wanted her, so they humiliated her.
His "heartbreak" is worth thousands of dollars, but her pain is "deserving" -
Mass: No, she is in pain? ? ? Damn it, little three! Behind the
's brilliance is the withdrawal of the puppets. The spectators of YY left the stage satisfied and humiliated. No one cared. In the corner, someone sighed softly.
The sadness is greater than the death of the heart.
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About the author:
Awan, born in 1998, subway ecology observer, rookie translator.
In the Nth weight loss, mild effort personality.
Focus on the one most important thing.
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