Jia Su (Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics).
Recently, director Wong Kar-wai's new work "Flowers" ushered in the finale, this TV series that took many years to produce has attracted widespread attention because of its luxurious lineup at the beginning of the world. The high degree of discussion of "Flowers" is not only because of its star cast, but also because of all aspects of its literary and artistic work.
Director Wong Kar-wai has always been regarded as a genius in the industry, and in 1990 he won the Best Director Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Director Award at the Golden Horse Awards for his film "The True Story of A Fei". In 1997, he won the Best Director Award at the 50th Cannes Film Festival for his film "**", the first Hong Kong director to win this award. After many years, the new work of this genius director has naturally attracted the attention of many audiences. In addition, the superb acting skills of actors such as Hu Ge and Tang Yan, the unique picture composition, the just right soundtrack, and the legendary Shanghai Tang script have all become the reasons for the wide acclaim of this literary work.
"Flowers" tells the story of the little people represented by the male protagonist in the context of reform and opening up, riding the east wind of the times and working hard from scratch, they are the epitome of countless entrepreneurs in that era. Even though business focuses on profit first, in the play, we still see the quality of entrepreneurs who emphasize righteousness and stick to their original intentions to help each other. The female entrepreneurs in the play are neither humble nor arrogant, know advance and retreat, and understand honor and disgrace, like a flower with a free and independent soul that blooms in the torrent of the times, taking deep roots in the quagmire and absorbing nutrients.
In recent years, some TV dramas have been criticized for their plots that are out of reality, the actors' performances are stiff, and the lines are vulgar, and many viewers say that their IQ has been insulted. For the sake of commercial interests, some creators shorten the production cycle and reduce costs, putting the cart before the horse, and not seeking quality and quantity. relied on exaggerated lines and outrageous plots to attract traffic in a short period of time, and in line with the attitude that "black and red" is also red, he didn't think about what was a literary and artistic work that the audience liked.
The times are changing, and the audience's tastes are also changing imperceptibly, but the audience's eyes are bright, and all works that only win traffic gimmicks will eventually be abandoned by the times. Literary and artistic workers must be guided by the needs of the audience and create literary and artistic works that are truly loved by the public.
A "Flowers" has come to an end, but we look forward to more "flowers" appearing in the future and becoming the enduring eternal flowers of the literary and artistic industry, so that the literary and artistic industry will always maintain a thriving posture of a hundred flowers.