On February 21, the TV series "Flying Life Love" was officially announced, and Youku was launched exclusively on February 28. This TV series starring Hu Xianxu and Wang Yanlin still tells the story of the male protagonist participating in a car rally. The movie version of "Flying Life 2" is being released in theaters, and the drama version is close behind, which should be liked by many male audiences.
The synopsis of this TV series is simple:
tells the story of Zhang Chi who was seriously injured after flying off the track at the end of the movie, but accidentally traveled to Lin Zhendong, who was only 21 years old when he was 24 years old, and tried everything to prevent himself from repeating his mistakes.
Combined with the plot synopsis of this TV series, it should tell the story of the male protagonist who crosses over and turns on the racing mode. This kind of story of several young people getting together to play racing is attractive to some young male audiences. In fact, movies like "Fast and Furious" are also attractive to men. The love of playing with cars is laid by men from a young age.
The starring roles of Hu Xianxu and Wang Yanlin make this TV series full of fan expectations. Wang Yanlin is good at comedy performances, while Hu Xianxu has a wide female fan base. In addition, this TV series tells the story of male racing, which has a strong appeal to the majority of female audiences. This kind of story of a man driving a racing car is very similar to the story of a woman wearing **, which is a symbol of physiological attributes for the opposite sex.
Therefore, as long as the narrative rhythm of this TV series is not too bad, it will definitely gain a large number of male and female audiences. It should be no problem to say that this TV series is suitable for both male and female audiences. Of course, this kind of TV series should not be attractive to our group of middle-aged and elderly audiences, especially poor and sour middle-aged and elderly male audiences.
You have to be able to afford a car, then you have to be able to afford gas, and finally, you have to have money and leisure time to support you to practice on the track. It's not the poor man's business at all, it's just the rich man's game. After understanding this, I was "not interested" by the mode of pretending to be poor and pretending to be garlic in the "Flying Life" series of movies, because I knew that this was not something that our poor middle-aged and elderly men could afford.
It is also because of this kind of thinking that I don't understand why some young ordinary workers at the moment can watch "Flying Life" and become crazy to the point of madness. In other words, young ordinary workers, do you have 3,000 yuan to sign up for a driving school? Can you afford to buy your first scooter? It's hard to even get started, why just watch a story about a rich man pretending to be a poor man playing racing, and be self-congratulatory?
If you have no money, you should see if the shared bicycle is placed in the specified place. If you really don't understand this, I don't think the racing stories of such rich people will not be of interest to the majority of young ordinary workers. Especially the so-called racing inspiration in the film or play, is it more like chicken soup content? Too many ordinary laborers, no matter how inspirational they are, in this life, racing is something they can't afford to play.
Therefore, I tend to think that the "flying life" content of this kind of racing theme is more similar to the long-legged beauties who appear on some short platforms, which look very beautiful and seem to urge ordinary workers to be inspirational, but when these young men sober up a little, they found that those long legs are something they can't touch, and those racing cars are also something they can't see. Inspirational in the void, amuse you.
Because of this, after the TV series "Flying Life" was broadcast, the quality of data and word-of-mouth has reference value for TV drama practitioners. If this TV series can become popular, it shows that with vanity and chicken soup inspiration, ordinary workers can be fooled and made themselves happy. If this TV series hits the streets in all directions at the level of broadcast data and word-of-mouth, it shows that this kind of chicken soup inspirational is not feasible.
Personally, I actually like TV series like "Loading the Stage" very much, where ordinary workers work hard in their ordinary labor positions. In TV dramas like "Installation", the positions that appear are what we see and are engaged in every day. The humanistic care of TV dramas for these positions and post workers is the most moving. The story of a rich man playing racing, sorry, I can't really sympathize.
Of course, young people who never ride shared bicycles and have trots when they go out, you seem to be able to empathize with "Flying Life" - and when you empathize, you might as well ask yourself, how did your trotting come about? If you ask, you will find the emptiness of "Flying Life". (Wen Ma Qingyun).