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"Those who do not abandon their hard pursuit of ideals, as long as they do not stop pursuing, you will be bathed in the brilliance of ideals." Quoted from the literary master Barkin.
In my interpretation of episode 36 of "Walking to the Wind", I once again mentioned the insight that "post-traumatic stress disorder" is appearing more and more frequently in domestic dramas.
Although this is a very suitable method for explaining characters or shaping characters, compared with the cognition of this disease in European and American countries, the large application of this disease to domestic dramas will feel somewhat abrupt.
When Cheng Xiao solved his family conflicts in 36 episodes, the pace of the finale of "Walking to the Wind" became faster and closer.
As a result, almost all the main and supporting characters turned on the acceleration mode, hoping to use the time of the last 2 episodes to find a perfect destination for themselves in "Walking to the Wind", a ending that will not be too ugly.
In the constantly changing character faces, this villain who is not a villain: Sister Qi Yu has also appeared again.
Qi Yu, who seems to have no roots and no source, still has an arrogant face that looks at no one well.
Compared to Li Yuheng, she is not beautiful enough.
Compared to the summer solstice, she is not straightforward enough.
Compared to Cheng Xiao, she is not open-minded enough.
It can be said that she is almost the most annoying type of person in the eyes of most migrant workers.
Self-righteousness, grievance, arrogance, falling into a well, stabbing in the back, these can almost be used on her.
As "Walking to the Wind" portrays us, I think most people are like me, and they don't like a "clown" character like Qi Yu too much.
Even in some ways, she is more disgusting than Jiang Tao, who bowed down.
But if you think about it carefully, you can taste it seriously.
Is this Qi Yu really as unbearable as she shows?
That's right, Cheng Xiao can be said to be the most brilliant one in "Walking to the Wind".
To some extent, her height is even more than Gu Nanting, who is the male number one.
Such a heroine, such a female pilot, the whole body is full of an impossible and unreal feeling.
Although I also like the role of Cheng Xiao very much, I am only satisfied with Tan Songyun's performance.
(This article is an original article of "Hua Yuhan", and the non-"Hua Yuhan" account is all plagiarism and handling!) ）
Compared with the summer solstice and Li Yuheng, who are shrouded in the protagonist's halo and can be stained with the protagonist's halo most of the time.
This Qi Yu, who may not even be a supporting role, may be the one who is the most real and close to reality.
She does not hesitate to show her most true understanding of the profession of a flight attendant, nor does she hide her pessimism and plans for her career.
Whether you admit it or not, a flight attendant is a profession that can only eat youth.
Even if you can achieve a position like Aijia, the management promotion paths left for them are extremely limited compared to a completely disproportionate team of flight attendants.
As a result, "finding a good man to marry" has become Qi Yu, who has failed to be promoted repeatedly, and the last and truest idea and goal.
Like Ai Jia and Xia Solstice, you can find a pilot who is willing to marry him.
Not all flight attendants can do and achieve dreams.
But for most people who travel all day in the sky, they are somewhat wealthy bosses or wealthy people.
When they sit in first class or business class, enjoying the young beauty of the flight attendant at their service.
The kind of temptation and attraction that comes from uniforms is not something that every adult male can be immune to or reject.
So, for a flight attendant like Qi Yu who looks down on her career and future.
They may use their careers to find a good man for themselves to marry, which is her best destination.
Although "Walking to the Wind" intentionally or unintentionally, portrays Qi Yu as a less comfortable character.
However, Qi Yu's ideas and practices should perhaps not be completely overturned and criticized.
Just like Cheng Xiao can persevere for pursuing his dream of flying as a woman.
Just like Li Yuheng can give up her profession to enter the ranks of flight attendants for her favorite boy.
Although Qi Yu's dream is "unbearable", it is not enough for outsiders.
But as her dream or ideal, she should not accept such "blackening" and "negativization".
Just as Gu Nanting's attitude changed before and after hearing Wang Fan's wife's words, no one was born to be discriminated against and looked down upon.
The above is my understanding and perception of episode 37 of "Walking to the Wind", more wonderful analysis, let's see you next time!
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