Misplaced marriage, marriage is a besieged city. When The New Marriage Era, a family ethics drama starring Rene Liu and Mei Ting, was broadcast in Beijing, Nanjing, Chengdu and other places, the ratings soared all the way, and it was also a mess in the audio-visual market, which triggered the controversy and reflection of the audience on the "misplaced marriage".
Living for two people is their own business. They are free. We got married for ourselves, not for face, nor because of social pressure for others. Through a variety of "misplaced marital status" to express the theme that marriage has become tolerant in today's increasingly civilized world.
The New Marriage Era mainly tells the three different stages of "dislocation combination"-including the separation and combination of rural husband and urban wife, the "forgotten love" between a 60-year-old professor and a 30-year-old nanny, and the love story between a woman who was the lover of a married wealthy businessman and her friends and brothers. Among them, the most interesting thing is the relationship between Rene Liu's urban white-collar "Gu Xiaoxi" and Guo Xiaodong's "He Jianguo" who was born in the countryside. There are tens of thousands of messages on the Internet, all discussing whether urban women should marry rural men.
Plot introduction:
Misplaced marriage, marriage is a besieged city, but people in the city can't go in and out every day, which will cause social instability. Therefore, TV producers firmly grasp the audience's mentality and take turns to interpret "hand in hand", "divorce" and "marital violence". Housewives can grasp the potato chips in one hand and twist the paper towel in the other, and the orthomorphic and abnormal imagination of marriage can be satisfied. The new marriage age is called China's divorced partner. What is its attraction, which can make the audience crazy?
Misplaced Marriage, the representative work of online writer Ghost Dog, changed the trajectory of two people after a quarrel and a rainy night. From then on, love can only be buried deep in my heart and handed over to the grave of marriage. If you love, why not have an inclusive heart? If you love, why should you let him (her) bear all the pain and suffering alone?