Workplace drama? Nothing? Hanging sheepskin and selling dog meat? Suspect.
Anjia is a drama set in the workplace of real estate agency, which depicts various forms of urban life. In the shaping of "The Woman's Room", the screenwriter is a line designed after making great efforts to learn the professional knowledge of real estate agents. There are a lot of workplace TV dramas now, which deceive the audience to click and watch under the guise of managing women, but the result is true? Marisu? Not only does the hostess lack the quality of a professional woman in the workplace, but even talking and doing things seems to have lost her IQ. The whole play is full of male rescue scenes in rotten streets. At least "settling down" is better than those? Charming bitch? It's much better to get out of the mud without dyeing.
Role building? Flesh and blood.
In TV plays, the basic skills of screenwriters are the shaping of roles and the handling of lines. Although "Anjia" is a Japanese drama adaptation of "The Woman who buys a house", I think the localization of the characters is very good, especially the hostess. Fang Rujin, a miserable woman, pretended to protect herself with a cold when she entered the workplace. But in Shanghai? Settle down? In this real estate agency, I feel the beautiful and pure friendship of the people around me, and she has gradually changed. This is a long but beautiful growth.
Sun Li's acting reputation in "An Jia" is also polarized, but personally, her acting is still very good. Isn't the so-called facial paralysis designed by Fang Jin Si in his early days?
Plot design? A little? Utopia? .
But there are still some minor flaws in the plot, which beautify the real estate agency industry too much. In real life, the boundaries between good guys and bad guys are blurred, and real estate agents are hit by reality. The people in the play are very harmonious and beautiful, and the good guys and bad guys are distinct, so let's be a little divorced from reality.