Dwelling House is Song Siming's true love for seaweed?

I have time to watch "Dwelling House" these two days, first watching TV series and then reading novels. I have to say, Zhang Jiayi's interpretation is impressive, and some bridges that are not in the book added in the play also play a icing on the cake.

In the process of reading My Dwelling House, whether Song Siming really loves seaweed has always been a question in my heart. Let's not discuss what kind of values the work itself wants to convey to us, just talk about the emotional entanglement between the protagonists.

Does Song Siming really like seaweed? ?

? For Song Siming, he actually fell in love with this absent-minded girl at the first sight. He looked at the girl quietly by asking Chen Sifu out to play golf, and even had a hand-to-hand fight with her. He asked seaweed to help him on a business trip abroad and lent her 20,000 yuan in the car, all of which reflected Song Siming's love and affection for seaweed. He called her at 10: 30 in the evening, knowing that she was trapped in a difficult job, he did not hesitate to take her away from Chen Sifu's wine and meat farm and send her home. Song Siming is full of love for seaweed. He is a man who will buy her a dream doll when he sees it. He is a man who will stop at the bottom of the seaweed building but is at a loss. In Song's mind, there is actually a strong virgin complex and first love complex, which will be explained later. Seaweed is very similar to the first love in Song University, and judging from what Song said to seaweed, Song's wife didn't let him get the satisfaction of "virgin complex", so when he had sex with seaweed for the first time and found that seaweed was really a "little girl" in his eyes, he couldn't help falling in love with seaweed. He regards her as a treasure and life.

? Song likes seaweed. His love for seaweed is far more than physical love, but spiritual accommodation. Seaweed is his woman, the only woman in his life who belongs to him. He wants to give her happiness. He gave her everything he had, even if he didn't give it to his wife, Song also gave seaweed, except birthright. And why can't Song Siming give seaweed a birthright? In addition to his feelings for his wife and children for more than ten years in real life, as well as various connections between the two families, more importantly, Song Siming is in politics, and he has a hunch that he will fall from that position one day, and even be punished not only by imprisonment. He must be prepared. He can't kill seaweed. Seaweed has an extraordinary meaning in his heart, even more precious than his wife to some extent. Especially after seaweed was pregnant with a child, the helplessness that Song wanted to give seaweed a birthright but could not give it became more and more obvious.

? As a reader, I can't help thinking that if Song Siming hadn't done anything illegal, if Song Siming and seaweed had a baby, I'm afraid no one would know what the result would be. Maybe what the old lady said is the finishing touch, which has already explained another ending. Song doesn't really love seaweed, but enjoys the glory brought by power, and seaweed doesn't really love Song. Seaweed likes to nod at will under the aura of songs. I can't refute what the old lady said, but I don't believe it either In fact, if the author is not so cruel, Song and seaweed can live together. It's just that novels should also conform to certain objectivity. People in the Song Dynasty are perfect, wise, elegant, calm, capable, gentle and responsible. Who doesn't love such a man? If the ending is unreasonable, I'm afraid it can really encourage a "mistress" trend. It is the violation of discipline and law in the Song Dynasty that tells us that there is no perfect person, he has such an impeccable side, and maybe the other side he can't see can't be uncovered. Being a mistress doesn't end well, and the heroine finally has to have her uterus removed and lose her right to be a mother forever.

Marry or not marry Song Siming!

Marry and want to marry Song Siming! !