Introduction: In "Parents Love", Ouyang Yi, played by Liu Yijun , is the brother-in-law of the male protagonist Jiang Defu, that is, An Jie's brother-in-law and An Xin's husband. He came from a noble family and received a good education since he was a child. He learned to be rich and handsome, and he was also a talented student of , Tsinghua and . However, Ouyang Yi is not likable. In reality, Ouyang Yi is like this are also unwelcome.
but why? Ouyang Yi is handsome, well-educated, well-educated in speaking and doing things. In his words, he is a scholar who talks and laughs, but he does not communicate with others. How can such a person not be liked? But objectively speaking, Ouyang Yi is indeed not likable or popular.
because he is too aloof. In the early stage, Ouyang Yi was a literate person who was standing in the air. Because of his good family background, handsome appearance, and rich learning, he was undoubtedly the leader in the field of culture at that time, and few people could stand out. It is precisely because of these that Ouyang Yi is extremely aloof and arrogant. He despises Jiang Defu, and the eldest brother of the An family is flattering to Jiang Defu. He even thinks that everyone should turn around him.
So the An family's attitude towards Jiang Defu made Ouyang Yi extremely unhappy. That's why he targets Jiang Defu everywhere, just to show that he is better than Jiang Defu. This is to meet a person like Jiang Defu who is broad-minded and does not have the same knowledge as him. If it was someone else, he might have been too lazy to pay attention to him.
Because Ouyang Yi is too straight, he speaks too directly. Ouyang Yi is a highly educated person, and he can be a talented student of Tsinghua University , which shows that his IQ is very high, but his emotional intelligence is low, which is embodied in that he speaks too directly and his temperament is too straight. He often said what he thought in his heart, without even turning around. His dissatisfaction with Jiang Defu was always on his face, which attracted An Jie and An Xin to confront each other.
Didn't Anjie also say it? She didn't like Ouyang Yi, and felt that Ouyang Yi was self-righteous. Jiang Defu loves the house and Wu, plus the desire to win in the man's bones, so he can get along with Ouyang Yi all the time, but in fact Jiang Defu probably hates Ouyang Yi in his heart, right? Because Ouyang Yi himself was too straight and his speech was too direct, he made him fall into trouble and spent more than ten years in , Heishan Island, , didn't he?
In those years on Heishan Island, Ouyang Yi really understood Jiang Defu, he understood the working people at the bottom, and also saw the preciousness of Jiang Defu's help in the snow. After being rehabilitated, Ouyang Yi finally learned how to restrain himself. He learned to be cautious, to not talk nonsense, and to have a temper. However, this kind of Ouyang Yi did not last long!
He is still the Ouyang Yi who doesn't know the world. He went to Jiang Defu's house to visit relatives, and they gave him a certain expensive wine, but he said that certain wine was not as precious as it used to be, and the winery had to make money. This is Wang Xietang Qianyan in the old days, flying into the homes of ordinary people. Moutai Distillery is not as uncle as it used to be...
When he was returning to the island and revisiting his old hometown, Ouyang Yi kept jumping back and forth on Jiang Defu's red line, which attracted the attention of his fellow political commissar Wang and Lao Ding. The old Ouyang Yi said it was nice, but it was the old man talking about juvenile madness. If it is placed in a special era background, it will suffer! People like
are good people with good temperament, live very real, but if they say bad things, they are actually low emotional intelligence. In real life, how many people with low emotional intelligence are popular? However, Ouyang Yi is not a lovable character. Liu Yijun who plays Ouyang Yi is still very cute. Don't be an actor. Liu Yijun's plays are still very nice, aren't they?
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