Why does Qiao Shan keep telling Huo Siyan that you are wearing underwear?

Qiao Shan repeatedly asked this sentence to vent his disappointment with the hostess and reflect on himself.

At the beginning of the movie, Huo Siyan's game CP sent a text message to guide her not to wear underwear, while Huo Siyan, who is rich in material things, instinctively accepted the training of strangers and hesitated to take off her underwear in the bathroom (in fact, she didn't take off her shoulder straps), which is itself a game of stopping metaphor and is considered to be an emotional derailment.

So Qiao Shan asked you again and again if you were wearing underwear. The point is not to ask, but to vent one's inner dissatisfaction, disappointment with the hostess and reflection on oneself.

Film evaluation:

Calling for Madness not only retains the original conception and structural framework of the original work, but also adds many localized details. For example, the binding of mobile phones to people, the complicated relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, the warmth and coldness of online celebrities and courier brothers, and the ugliness of sexual assault in the workplace are all topics discussed in China society.

Screenwriters skillfully use the dispersion of multiple clues to dilute the dramatic tendency of the original work, and make the China version have a touching feeling through humanistic care.