In the Japanese dramas of the 1990s, there were "Tokyo Love Story", "Long Holiday", "Love Century" and other royal love dramas.
Mainstream prime-time Japanese dramas are generally more closely related to the times, and people in the 90s are more eager for dreamy love, even Di Si, also fantasizing about chasing the goddess and goddess ("The 101st Marriage Proposal", "Tokyo Cinderella"), and the social problem in Japan in these years is that it is impossible to find an object.
In the context of social development, the proportion of single people is getting higher and higher, which is a social issue in Japan in recent years, so in recent years, Japanese dramas have turned out a lot of works on discussing marriage and love. (In recent years, the Mary Sue love Japanese dramas in the domestic Internet celebrities are almost all late-night dramas, not mainstream Japanese dramas)
Today, Bunya Jun will give you a Fuji TV broadcast in the autumn of 2011 "The Reason I Can't Fall in Love" (it is already a drama from 9 years ago), which profoundly filmed the various reasons why contemporary women cannot fall in love through the throbbing of women's infinite entanglements and twists in the face of feelings.
Starring: Karina
Co-starring: Yuriko Yoshitaka / Yuko Oshima / Kei Tanaka / Kana Kurako / Akira Nakao / Miyoshi Kaga / Ryu Nakamura / Masanobu Katsumura / Sage Hagiwara / Izumi Inamori / ShōSei Aoyanagi / Yu Koyanagi
Three women are portrayed in the play.
Emi Fujii (played by Kaori Na), the typical representative of a female man 27-year-old Professional is a lighting engineer, always dealing with men at work, but others do not treat her as a woman, and male colleagues with intimate patting their butts and saying "ass is still so up" as a way of greeting daily.
She loves her first love, Yu (played by Kei Tanaka), who broke up three years ago. But the two have maintained a friendship ever since, and they are also gold medal partners at work.
Sakura (played by Yuriko Yoshitaka), 24 years old Unemployed Dream of becoming a novelist, has been submitting articles, has been rejected, single but will make friends with men through dating software.
She does not believe in men, seems to understand love very well, when it comes to love, the head is the Tao, but when she really meets herself, she is helpless, and then she has a heart for her married husband, and she also completely dominates a pure spiritual derailment in order to insist on the self-deception of "no physical relationship is not an extramarital affair" - really have to let people lament her "literature and art in literature and art".
Makoto Hansawa (yuko Oshima), a 22-year-old dispatch employee in the company, single and has no love experience.
She is the most simple of the three, very serious, very eager to fall in love, but does not know how to fall in love.
She will deliberately please the man she likes, but she is robbed of her favorite object by her sister, and the true meaning of love needs her sister to tell her.
In this way, the three girls who are emotionally vacant live together in order to save rent.
In reality, it seems that the gathering between men is all about heaven and earth, from social politics to football games, and of course, there are yellow paragraphs; but if the vast majority of people gathered are young women, the center of the topic is mainly the small prison of men and feelings. (Of course, this is just the public, not all, there are many different boys and girls)
The three girls in the play live together, and the daily topics are indispensable to the discussion of love, and they have their own troubles.
They are also represented to a certain extent – young women in technology, young women in literature and art, and young women in second-in-command.
Such three people live under the same roof, chanting "the friendship between women is thinner than a slice of ham", supporting each other and warming each other, and occasionally tearing up life.
Unlike all kinds of late-night dramas with fantastic settings and strange dog blood, "The Reason I Can't Fall in Love" has no ups and downs, but uses an extremely lifelike plot to drive the audience's tears over and over again, and the characters in the play seem to stage what has happened to you.
The first episode of the play, the subtitle that jumped in front of the eyes was: "About 60% of the unmarried women in their 20s and 30s have no lovers, and about 70% of them want to fall in love." Although you want to fall in love, you can't fall in love; if you want to fall in love, you can't love each other well. At the end of the day, is love a luxury for us? ”
Later in the episode, "Will friends or older than lovers be happy?" "What is the medicine to heal the wounds of lost love?" "Thinking that there is no encounter, in fact, it may not be aware that the encounter has arrived", "When two people who are happy with each other miss the opportunity, it is best to look back at each other, if you can still see each other's back, run quickly to confess your heart to him"...
In response to the specific analysis of specific problems in love troubles, each episode sets a corresponding theme, the opening question and the ending answer, preaching in a warm tone.
Maybe after watching the play, you will find a reason why you can't fall in love, and you will also have a new understanding of love.
Recommending this drama is not to promote the idea of "people must get married, must get married", a person's happiness and unhappiness and whether there is a partner is not directly related, but it is true that there are many girls in reality who also want to fall in love and are worried about falling in love, so it is recommended to this part of the audience to see.
Everyone wants happiness differently, it is right to want to fall in love, get married and have children, and it is right not to want to.