Chinese movie criticized for dialogue 'drinking milk tea with milk for children'

On April 5, tvsou reported that Chinese audiences expressed their outrage about the film The Road Home in the topic: "Can TV dramas respect pregnant women and viewers?" Accordingly, the details and dialogue in the film were judged to be unrealistic and lacking in scientific knowledge.

Specifically, in the situation where the female lead Quy Hieu, played by Dam Tung Van, gave birth, she acted quickly and without any pain. Dam Tung Van even drank milk tea and said innocently: "Drinking milk tea will help produce more breast milk." In addition, the time she spent in the hospital after giving birth was also longer than the reality of mothers.

Tan Songyun was criticized by the audience for not researching her role. Although she has not given birth yet, it is the actress' responsibility to understand the process of giving birth to act realistically. In addition, the crew of The Road Home was also criticized for creating entertaining, flashy scenes like an idol drama, not close to reality.

Tan Songyun sat cross-legged after giving birth. The actress was criticized for not having researched the reality of postpartum women. Photo: Sina.

According to tvsou , current Chinese TV dramas, in order to enhance the effectiveness of their narrative and increase entertainment to attract audiences, often create exaggerated details, even violating professional rules such as creating content but stealing ideas, revealing trade secrets, self-medicating to show off the character's talent without taking the victim to the hospital... These details all make the audience misunderstand workplace ethics and situation handling skills.

For example, in the movie Why Does the Boss Want to Marry Me, the female lead Xia Lin (played by Wang Song) gave birth on the street. Her husband and lover were by her side, but instead of taking her to a safe place to wait for the ambulance, they continuously encouraged her to give birth. This scene made viewers uncomfortable because of the naive way of making the movie and disregarding the audience.

Besides, according to Sina , many celebrities refuse to look ugly on screen. The time of giving birth is when women suffer pain, therefore, they do not pay attention to their appearance, sweat, have greasy hair, pale face... But some actors like Pham Bang Bang in Tieu Ngu Nhi and Hoa Vo Khuyet , Duong Yen in Yen Van Dai do not have the right expression, straight, even wear heavy makeup.

Duong Mich's childbirth scene was criticized.

tvsou shares that television dramas that reflect life need to be authentic. Today's audiences are also becoming more demanding in enjoying works. Dramas with superficial content and silly dialogue often receive criticism and lose the sympathy of viewers.

The clear expression of the woman's anxiety about giving birth shows sympathy for women. They have to go through the difficult process of 9 months of pregnancy and many months of recovery after that, to be able to fulfill their role as mothers.

Actors who realistically performed childbirth scenes received high praise from the public, such as Ren Su Xi in Dear Child or the stars Myolie Wu, Wang Ziwen, and Tang Yixin in First Life .

(Source: Zing News)

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