is also filming "sexual harassment", Jia Ling only relied on one shot to completely force Zhang Yimou out of his original form!

Jia Ling's Hot and Hot and the Female Perspective in Zhang Yimou's Work: Reflection and Enlightenment

Recently, Jia Ling's "Hot and Hot" has become the focus of heated discussions, and its unique narrative technique and profound theme have attracted widespread attention. The film not only won the hearts of the audience with its unique art style, but also took a firm step forward in the discussion of women's topics.

In "Hot and Hot", Jia Ling depicts the tenacity and growth of women in difficult situations with delicate brushstrokes. Especially in the face of harassment, Jia Ling did not choose the traditional victim perspective, but aimed the camera at the harasser, allowing the audience to face his ugly face. This treatment not only makes the audience feel a strong impact, but also triggers in-depth thinking about women's rights.

In contrast, some of Zhang Yimou's works are more conservative in their treatment of women's topics. Despite his mastery of cinematic techniques, he sometimes overemphasizes the physical characteristics or emotional states of female characters and ignores the exploration of women's inner worlds. This treatment not only makes the role of women appear thin, but also ignores the important position of women in society.

It is worth noting that there is a difference between Zhang Yimou and Jia Ling in the presentation of female perspectives, which is not accidental. Behind this is the two directors' different understandings and ways of dealing with women's topics. Jia Ling shows us the tenacious and independent side of women through "Hot and Hot", and encourages women to bravely pursue their dreams without being bound by the outside world. Some of Zhang Yimou's works continue the traditional male perspective to a certain extent, and there are limitations in the shaping and presentation of female characters.

This difference is not only reflected in the work of the two directors, but also reflects the different voices in the current film industry on the topic of women. We are pleased to see that more and more directors are beginning to pay attention to women's topics and try to show the charm and power of women from different angles. But at the same time, we should also be aware that while pursuing artistic innovation, we cannot ignore the attention and presentation of women's real lives.

To sum up, Jia Ling's "Hot and Hot" provides us with an opportunity to reflect on the topic of women. We should pay more attention to the way women are presented in films, and encourage directors to explore and show women's inner world and real life from more diverse and in-depth perspectives. At the same time, we also hope that Zhang Yimou and other outstanding directors can further broaden the perspective of women in their future works and present more wonderful and profound film works to the audience.