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Looking at Little Beijing born in the 1980s through Struggle

In the past few days, I have been watching Struggle in front of the TV. Many languages ??and many things are very similar to our lives. Although it is a lot of exaggeration, it is very true. Looking at the post-80s generation from the perspective of struggle, I think the screenwriter has fully understood the Beijing children at all levels in Beijing. Every character is very representative. Character analysis

Lu Tao: a typical young man born in the 1980s and a fashionista. I gave up a lot of lucrative jobs for my dreams. When Xu Zhisen gave him 20 million, he also had the same attitude of "it's hard to buy it with money, but I'm happy". Looking back, he was arrogant and reached the sky in one step. But if it hadn't been for the appearance of his wealthy father Xu Zhisen when he graduated, he would probably have been worse off than Hua Zi! He is just lucky enough to have a rich father. Can pay for his ideals. He represents some children in Beijing who have ideas and motivation, but more importantly, they have a strong backing to let them do whatever they want - their biological parents! Without his biological father, Xu Zhisen, Lu Tao is nothing. Who would listen to what he says and does. But after all, there are only a few such lucky people in society, and many people still slowly give up on their ideals and passions.

Xiang Nan: You’re a good boy, you’re not a good guy. He was careless and had no lofty ambitions. He deceived Yang Xiaoyun just by talking. Life is very simple for him, he lives his life in a down-to-earth manner and does not ask for anything else. The first time we fell in love, he cried and shouted that he wouldn't marry her unless she was the one who wanted to marry her. He didn't know the world. What does it mean to make a big fuss if you don't rely on him anymore? In the end, he resorted to the trick of crying, making trouble and hanging himself. He threatened Yang Xiaoyun to jump off the building if she divorced her. I think he would have jumped if Yang and Xia had not dissuaded him. Because for him, there is only one way of life. Except for what he believes in his mind, he will not accept any changes that others say. When I was a child, I must have been the kind of little emperor my family was used to. After graduation, thanks to my family connections, I found a stable job as a civil servant and felt that I would have enough food and clothing for the rest of my life and be satisfied with my current situation. I guess working hard for Yang Xiaoyun is just a prevarication. Because people like him think life is good this way. I have a stable job with good remuneration, a monthly house and car payment, my wife is with me, I play games at night, and my rich friends can pay for themselves every time they go out to eat. Very contented. Xiang Nan is the kind of Beijing boy who grew up with a baby in his family but doesn't have much ambition. Such a boy doesn't have a rich father like Lu Tao, but he has to eat as much as his family has and never considers responsibilities. Otherwise, Yang Xiaoyun wouldn't have thought Xiang Nan was such a waste later.

Hua Zi: There aren’t many scenes for Hua Zi, maybe because he doesn’t have any ups and downs of dramatic elements. But if Lu Tao didn't have Xu Zhisen, I think the best among the three brothers after graduating from college would be Hua Zi. Although there is not much introduction to his family, I think the family should be no better than the father of the real estate tycoon and the father of the police station. So Huazi will follow the bald man to buy used cars. Hua Zi gave up his four-year college major in architecture and took up this seemingly dishonorable profession. But he got what he paid for. There are achievements. Huazi also opened a hair salon and cake shop. This kind of small self-employed shop is also the choice of many children born in the 1980s. But it is only the choice for those technical secondary school students and vocational high school students who have not gone to college and are unwilling to earn a small dead salary every month. Huazi graduated from university. In order to make money, he gave up his suit and office building, and chose a job where he could make money and not be discouraged. He was also very courageous. Moreover, everything about Hua Zi was not smooth, and his dissatisfaction was in sharp contrast to Lu Tao. There was a fire in Hua Zi's house, her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, and then she was deceived by Bald Man. Everything was so contrived. But Huazi was not knocked down. He smiled and said to Lu Tao, "I'll let you see everything this time. My brother has been able to carry it on his back recently." Then he continued to be busy with his life. took on the responsibilities of the family. Although he is always smiling, he has never been decadent. I envy my brothers’ achievements and happy little life, but I also work hard. There are few boys like this in Beijing, so the screenwriter would not deliberately depict such a character.

Yang Xiaoyun: I think this character is much more vivid than Charlene.

But even such a mother still loves her daughter. My daughter said exactly what she said. kind mother. She just wants her daughter to marry a rich man like Lu Tao. So I have a very disdain for Xiang Nan.

Mi Lai’s father: Mi Lai Xiong. Lovely name. A self-made industrialist. It can be said that a lifetime of hard work has created an industry. What a career man, he sacrificed a lot for his precious daughter. He loves and spoils Mi Lai very much. Mi Lai is their little princess. The loving father figure is very tall. In the end, for the sake of the family and the happiness of her daughter, the family went to the United States. A happy family life.

Hua Zi’s parents: very citizen, very real. Such families and such children are the majority in society. Although most of the Beijing children who go to college have some family background, either a little money or a little power, there are still some children from ordinary families. One thing I found very strange is that the children from Beijing who have been admitted to college, even though they all look very inconspicuous, they all seem to have some background when talking about their family background. I really don't understand why. Instead, children from ordinary families become outliers in college.

Charlene’s parents: Mom is a resentful woman who always says that Charlene is her hope, while dad is someone who can be ignored. One can imagine how sad Xia Lin was when she confessed her family to Lu Tao.

Most parents in Beijing love their children very much. No matter what method or personality, parents love their children. I’ve never heard of a Beijing parent who doesn’t love their son more than themselves. Their whole life is spent working hard for their children. They all have the attitude of "I'll do whatever it takes for the sake of my children."

The ending of "Struggle" seems familiar. Lu Tao drove to the beach with Xia Lin. Lu Tao said: "You are the goal of my lifelong struggle! For you and for our lives, I will work hard." We fight so that we can be happy with our loved ones. Struggle is a process, the result is not important, what is important is everything we work hard to experience together. Dear friends, have you waited for the person who said this to you?