"Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou" has been widely praised after it was broadcast. How is Zhu Yawen's performance in the play?

Behind the struggles of adults, there are often trade-offs between reason and emotion. People always have to bow to reality in the face of dreams and love. The TV series "Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou Don't Believe in Tears" is the epitome of the Chinese workplace. The bitterness, sourness and sweetness in it are actually the past of each of us.

The play is based on the background of men and women in hidden marriages in modern cities

In order to survive and career, Pan Yun (played by Ma Yili) and Zhao Xiaoliang (played by Zhu Yawen) in the same company are themselves a couple. They were husband and wife, but in order to prevent each other's emotions from affecting their work, they chose to hide their intimate relationship while working hard for the future. The social issues this TV series focuses on are common problems faced by modern urban men and women. Behind the passionate and struggling men and women in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou that it reflects, there is actually a trace of inner fear about the future, as well as the anxiety of life itself.

As a workplace drama, directors Li Jun and Li Xiao have said that they want to simply and purely reflect the different social reactions that men and women face under the pressure of fast-paced cities.

The burden of life on everyone's shoulders will make people make sacrifices, and when weighing the pros and cons, it is the beginning of people's conflicts. This TV series shows workplace fighting, which makes many people who have experienced the same experience feel deeply real. It shatters the dreams of adults one by one, and then cruelly tells people entering the workplace that the future will not be easy, and it will even be very difficult. .

As actors in the play, Ma Yili and Zhu Yawen performed their roles very well.

However, in some plot sections, some bold and explicit scenes of two people flirting did make the audience outside the screen feel a little embarrassed. The pressure of the urban workplace can severely suppress the emotions of men and women, but the director's portrayal of this aspect always seems to be a bit of a gimmick. It will inevitably cause disgust among the audience.

Zhu Yawen, who is familiar to the audience for his role in the TV series "Crossing Guandong", once became a dark horse with his image of overwhelming male hormones.

In this play, the character Zhao Xiaoliang he plays has a humorous personality and even a sacrificial spirit. Zhu Yawen's image is actually very suitable for the workplace, because his refreshing and capable temperament can give the audience a strong sense of involvement. Whether he is a hard-working IT man or a rough-looking northwest man, Zhu Yawen's interpretation of the role is still very good.

In the play, Zhu Yawen's occasional outbursts of masculine domineering really moved the hearts of many girls.

Although Zhao Xiaoliang in the play is always his wife's assister, in order to make his wife's career go more smoothly, he sacrificed a lot of man's dignity. But from the conflict between the characters in the later part of the plot, we can see that Zhu Yawen performed the unwillingness in Zhao Xiaoliang's heart. This kind of portrayal of men's psychology actually reflects the inner reality of men and women in the workplace. The imbalance of career status between men and women has the greatest impact on the love between two people.

The reality of the workplace has caused many people to drift away from love. Is bread or love more important? This difficult multiple-choice question has aroused people's deep thinking.

As a "drifter", the pressure behind them comes from society, family, and various invisible gray barriers. Maybe life will never be perfect, it always requires sacrifices. Don't neglect your family because of your career. After all, we have taken off all our guard and waiting for you to come home is your lover.