What's wrong with the title of the TV series now? The more you change, the less recognizable you are. what do you think?

The title of a play is the crowning touch of a play. If the title of the play is changed well, it will attract the audience to understand its content. However, the titles of many plays are becoming less and less differentiated.

Whether it is the comic book Bitter Girl or the TV series Pink Girl adapted from the comic book, the names are quite distinctive, and it can be seen at a glance that it is a work dominated by women. However, the new version recently launched has been changed to "The Ideal Life of Love", which is too common, so you can skip it directly.

However, it is understandable that the new version of "Bitter Girl" was renamed. After all, the protagonists have become beautiful rich girls. Their life does not need to consider how hard they work, but only which rich or expensive boy they choose to fall in love with. No wonder it's not called pink. It's golden couple, all glittering. In fact, this is not the ideal life of love, but the ideal life of most people.

Sometimes I don't understand, isn't remake a fancy to the original? Once the name is changed, the heat can't be wiped.

Like the classic Taiwanese drama "The Prince Becomes a Frog", after the remake, the title of the drama was changed to "Forget You, Remember Love", and the resolution immediately dropped. Of course, the reason why this drama is not popular is that the hero's face without resolution and CEO temperament is also a big reason.

Noda Like a Song is also a classic Japanese drama. A look at the title shows that the love between the hero and heroine is related to music. Unexpectedly, after the domestic remake, the title of the play became Snail and Oriole. Why, was it taken in the animal world?

Looking at the stills, Jelly Lin still thinks she is a talented woman in music, but when she moves, who are you, Miss? Wrong settings.

The title of the Japanese drama "I can't get married, I just don't want to" has already explained the heroine's attitude towards marriage and love. When remaking in China, the attitude became vague: "Who says I can't get married". Moreover, after the remake, the emotional lines of the three heroines in the play are no different from other urban dramas, and they are all pursued by different boys. What does this have to do with marriage or not?

There are also some plays that are not remakes, but the titles are also changed very obscure.

For example, the title of "Things in the Palm" clearly reminds people whether the protagonist is very skillful and plays others in the palm of his hand, but after it is changed to "Under the Sun", is it a kind of crop? Of course, it is not easy for the play to pass the trial. Renaming the positive energy point is understandable.

There are also some plays that have nothing to do with ordinary people's lives, but they should be named after the word life.

For example, "This is Life" starring Hawick Lau and Chen Douling tells the love story of a handsome single male president and a beautiful young female intern. How can this be life? This is an idol drama.

Life is as bright as the sun, starring Song Jia and Justin, tells the story that the heroine's biological mother and husband jointly force Dink to get pregnant, secretly drug her, quietly set up a game, and instill her with ideas. This life is still as bright as the sun?

Usually, the resolution of TV drama titles decreases because everyone has similar ideas about naming, so there will be a large number of similar drama titles.

The title of the play is "Hello"

In recent years, there have been too many names that contain the word "hello", such as hello, Anyi, hello, old times, hello, the opponent's debater, hello, my roommate, and hello, prosecutor, hello, sharpshooter, hello, yesterday. It's like meeting new friends at a party. When you introduce yourself, you can hardly remember who is who.

The title of the play is "Love/Like"

If you combine the names of recent dramas with the word "love", you can create a new campus poem in minutes.

I like you (starring Zhao Ruth and Lin)

I like you very much (starring Jerry Yan and Shen Yue)

I love you (starring, Xue)

I love you, this is the best arrangement (starring Wen and Zheng Huizi)

I really met love that day (starring, Wu)

Honey, where are you (starring Chloe Wang, Amanda and Zhang Duo)

This poem contains the protagonist from infatuation to breakup, from sweetness to sadness, from waiting to loss, from ... back to the topic. Anyway, although the title of the play is simple, it is hard to impress people.

The title of the play containing "youth"

Usually, most TV plays tell stories about young people, so it is not difficult to understand that the title of the play contains the word "youth", but in fact, the youth filmed has nothing to do with ordinary people.

For example, Wu has appeared in two pseudo-workplace dramas. One is "True Youth", which is a collaboration with Yin Tao. As a fledgling young woman in the workplace, Wu struggled in the workplace not by strength, but along the way. The executives played by Yin Tao are also very rigid and always keep a straight face.

The other is "Genesis of Teenagers", which is a collaboration with Johnny. On the surface, it is about the e-commerce anchor industry. In fact, the plot is very ungrounded, or it is mainly about how the man and the woman grow up from "brother and sister" to lovers.

My Incredible Youth, starring Mei Ting and Chen Long, tells the story of a middle-aged housewife who was suddenly abandoned by her husband and then went to college to realize her dream. Later, she met a person who had been a university teacher and had a secret crush for many years, and finally found true love. Because the series is shoddy, this drama is just like a middle-aged Mary Sue.

"Over Youth" is an online drama starring new people, which tells the story of several young people struggling in medical university. If you look at the dormitory in the play, you will know that this play is not about ordinary medical students.

The title of the play is "Dear"

Dear, Dear by Andy and Li Xian is adapted from the novel Squid Stewed with Honey. Although the changed title was a bit confusing, it was an instant hit, so many works with similar titles emerged later.

For example, Dear Designer starring karina and Jiang Yi, Dear Mayang Street starring Timmy Xu, Seven and Niu Junfeng, Where Are You Dear starring Chloe Wang, Amanda and Zhang Duo, and Dear Myself starring Liu Shishi and Zhu Yilong.

In the future, there will be a drama "Warm, Sweet" with the same title format, starring Victoria Song and Vingo. I wonder if it will be a small fire?

I can understand that some plays need to correct the title of energy in order to pass the trial, but the title is the crowning touch of a play after all, and I hope the crew can pay more attention to it.