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Get rid of women who "win over men"
Written for high-gloss women: Sister Hong and Deputy Bureau Sheng
First of all, let me state that this article is suspected of over-interpretation. I have not communicated with the original author when I wrote these words. Therefore, if you don't agree with my ideas, you are right.
I wrote this paragraph because I read a discussion today. On the same topic, the different narrative methods of male and female authors and the thinking logic revealed behind them reminded me of the two particularly outstanding female characters in "Forensic Hunting", Miao Hong and Sheng Guilan. In a world like Danmei novels where men are the protagonists, and in a scene like the police station where men are traditionally dominant, female characters are rarely portrayed and rarely noticed, but they are equally dazzling in the world of hunting warrants.
In traditional film and television or literary works, in scenes where men dominate, many times the female character is invisible, or plays the role of balancer, background panel, or atmosphere group. In short, she exists outside the main plot. Even if this character is removed, the story line may be clearer. Of course, audiences and readers are making progress, so we began to have "big heroines" in quotation marks. Women conquer men, and men conquer the world. After that, this kind of story spread widely and became a routine on the streets, and we began to create a group of female images codenamed "Sheng Men".
These "winners" strive in the traditionally male-dominated industry, turning themselves into the stereotype of "macho women" who are inhumane, inhumane, and closed to love, as if these are prerequisites for success. They always aim to defeat men and strive unremittingly. But is this really the "big heroine" we want to see?
Miao Hong and Sheng Guilan, in terms of their roles, are definitely the first and second female leads in the Hunting Certificate series. How should we evaluate them? Let's talk about Miao Hong first, the master of the bandit Luo Jianan, and the master who convinced him. It is obvious that he is not an ordinary person. She is a person who can understand what she wants. If she wants to be a racing driver, she should practice driving. If she wants to become a criminal police officer, she should seize the opportunity. Whoever she wants to be with, she should look into her heart. She is a person who can control herself, so Dawei will not hesitate to mobilize logistics for her. Let's talk about Sheng Guilan, the spokesperson of the municipal bureau, the deputy director in charge of publicity work, and the aunt of the serious crime team. At the beginning, I didn't think that according to the general development direction of the story, shouldn't Sheng Guilan stay in the crime team to continue to achieve her glorious dream, compete with the men, and even outdo the men in everything? Shouldn't Miao Hong naturally become the deputy team leader, and then the team leader, and continue to lead Luo Jianan and the others to punish rape and eliminate evil?
This development does not seem to affect the development of the main plot. Doesn't such a female character look more "big heroine"? Instead of what it is now, Miao Hong has begun to return to family life, and Sheng Guilan just "talks but doesn't do anything" most of the time. She can only get a glimpse of her past style from the words of others and the bits and pieces of her life.
However, this may be the expression of the true awakening of female self-awareness that I currently understand. It is not always competing with men, not treating men as imaginary enemies, but truly seeing your own advantages, using them, seeing what you really want, and fighting for them. Many people say that this will lead to women being stuck in some traditionally female-dominated industries and losing their voice in other industries. We have to see that women as individuals have the freedom to choose, and women as a group have different talents and pursuits, which are no different from men.
Finally, I now think that with the current trend, the choice of the two female characters has promoted the growth of Luo Jianan and the growth of the crime team. Of course, I'm not sure if these thoughts of mine are my over-interpretation and imposed on the series "Forensic Hunters". I can only say that these two female characters are not much mentioned, but each has its own excitement and charm.
2024/10/20
Gray shadow on blue night???
It's so well written. Yesterday I made another complaint about the original novel and the TV series. I recommended it in a Douban post. I've finished reading it today.
Get rid of women who "win over men" Written for high-gloss women: Sister Hong and Deputy Bureau Sheng First of all, let me state that this article is suspected of over-interpretation. I have not communicated with the original author when I wrote these words. Therefore, if you don't agree with my ideas, you are right. I wrote this paragraph because I read a discussion today. On the same topic, the different narrative methods of male and female authors and the thinking logic revealed behind them reminded me of the two particularly outstanding female characters in "Forensic Hunting", Miao Hong and Sheng Guilan. In a world like Danmei novels where men are the protagonists, and in a scene like the police station where men are traditionally dominant, female characters are rarely portrayed and rarely noticed, but they are equally dazzling in the world of hunting warrants. In traditional film and television or literary works, in scenes where men dominate, many times the female character is invisible, or plays the role of balancer, background panel, or atmosphere group. In short, she exists outside the main plot. Even if this character is removed, the story line may be clearer. Of course, audiences and readers are making progress, so we began to have "big heroines" in quotation marks. Women conquer men, and men conquer the world. After that, this kind of story spread widely and became a routine on the streets, and we began to create a group of female images codenamed "Sheng Men". These "winners" strive in the traditionally male-dominated industry, turning themselves into the stereotype of "macho women" who are inhumane, inhumane, and closed to love, as if these are prerequisites for success. They always aim to defeat men and strive unremittingly. But is this really the "big heroine" we want to see? Miao Hong and Sheng Guilan, in terms of their roles, are definitely the first and second female leads in the Hunting Certificate series. How should we evaluate them? Let's talk about Miao Hong first, the master of the bandit Luo Jianan, and the master who convinced him. It is obvious that he is not an ordinary person. She is a person who can understand what she wants. If she wants to be a racing driver, she should practice driving. If she wants to become a criminal police officer, she should seize the opportunity. Whoever she wants to be with, she should look into her heart. She is a person who can control herself, so Dawei will not hesitate to mobilize logistics for her. Let's talk about Sheng Guilan, the spokesperson of the municipal bureau, the deputy director in charge of publicity work, and the aunt of the serious crime team. At the beginning, I didn't think that according to the general development direction of the story, shouldn't Sheng Guilan stay in the crime team to continue to achieve her glorious dream, compete with the men, and even outdo the men in everything? Shouldn't Miao Hong naturally become the deputy team leader, and then the team leader, and continue to lead Luo Jianan and the others to punish rape and eliminate evil? This development does not seem to affect the development of the main plot. Doesn't such a female character look more "big heroine"? Instead of what it is now, Miao Hong has begun to return to family life, and Sheng Guilan just "talks but doesn't do anything" most of the time. She can only get a glimpse of her past style from the words of others and the bits and pieces of her life. However, this may be the expression of the true awakening of female self-awareness that I currently understand. It is not always competing with men, not treating men as imaginary enemies, but truly seeing your own advantages, using them, seeing what you really want, and fighting for them. Many people say that this will lead to women being stuck in some traditionally female-dominated industries and losing their voice in other industries. We have to see that women as individuals have the freedom to choose, and women as a group have different talents and pursuits, which are no different from men. Finally, I now think that with the current trend, the choice of the two female characters has promoted the growth of Luo Jianan and the growth of the crime team. Of course, I'm not sure if these thoughts of mine are my over-interpretation and imposed on the series "Forensic Hunters". I can only say that these two female characters are not much mentioned, but each has its own excitement and charm. 2024/10/20 Gray shadow on blue night???
It's so well written. Yesterday I made another complaint about the original novel and the TV series. I recommended it in a Douban post. I've finished reading it today.
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