The character of Li Li in "Flowers", its prototype character is really shaved and monked, and then he is vulgar?According to Li Shu, a consultant of literary and historical materials of "Flowers", Jin Yucheng found a shadow of real life for many characters in the original work. For the character of Li Li, many readers may think that Teacher Jin made her a nun because of her creative dilemma, but this is not the case.
Some viewers mentioned that "Flowers" is always about "everything turns empty", "but it keeps saying that everything that has happened will remain in our lives." "In the finale, Li Li became a monk may be the best footnote to this.
This time, Li Shu, the food consultant of "Flowers", was interviewed and told a lot of behind-the-scenes stories. Especially when she saw the prototype of Li Li provided by the original author Jin Yucheng**, she is really beautiful. The moment when this great beauty Li Li became a monk, she showed a quiet beauty that was beyond the world.
The calmness of washing away the lead and the heart like stopping water, as if time was frozen at this moment, became an eternal picture. Li Li has been under pressure and burden from family and society in the play. She may be confused, restless, and exhausted, and wish to seek inner peace by becoming a monk. However, the food consultant of "Flowers" broke the news that the beauty of Li Li's prototype later chose to return to the vulgar world and return to the troubled world.
Jin Yucheng's creative inspiration is often ** in life, and he is good at capturing the inner world and fate of the characters. For the role of Li Li, Mr. Jin integrated his own artistic imagination and emotional experience on the basis of the fate of the archetypal character. This also makes the work "Flowers" more real and vivid, allowing readers to feel as if they are in that era and experience those joys and sorrows with the characters in the book. The food consultant of "Flowers" also said that the second and third seasons of "Flowers" also have the possibility of meeting. The world cannot be measured, and the future is determined by the future.
As for Li Li's archetypal character, her life experience of becoming a monk and returning to the world not only adds more drama to the ** "Flowers", but also makes this role more three-dimensional and plump. This is also the genius of Kim Woo-cheng as an excellent writer, who presents readers with a fascinating literary world through the clever combination of reality and fiction.