Recently, the TV series "Si Teng" adapted from the well-known novel "Half-Monster Si Teng" has been aired. The drama features Jing Tian as the heroine Si Teng and Zhang Binbin as the male protagonist Qin Fang.
tells the story of the resurrection of Siteng, who was a Qin clan, by Qin Fang who was accidentally fallen off a cliff, and with the help of Qin Fang, he adapted to modern society. In the process of searching for the truth of his life experience, the two grew up in love and stayed with each other.
The hostess company Fujiwara in the play is a white vine in the southwest forest. Later, Kuangshiqiu Mountain forcibly turned into a human, and the grown-up Sito fell in love with a man named Shao. Yan Kuan rich textile businessman.
Due to the different attitudes towards Shao Yankuan, the body of Teng Teng split, one is the beloved Bai Ying, and the other is Si Teng. Knowing that Shao Yankuan was not a benefactor, Si Teng persuaded Bai Ying to be killed by Bai Ying. After his death, Bai Ying was buried in Dana by the coachman Jia San, and he was guarded by Jia San's descendants for generations.
Qin Fang, who went to Dana to find his benefactor, fell off the cliff and resurrected Siteng. After that, the two set out to find the truth about Baiying's death, to resurrect Baiying, and to help Baiying Sto fit together.
During this process, Sito Qinfang slowly grew in love with each other and became a deep lover. However, the day did not meet the people's wish. In the battle between Baiying and Qiu Shan, all three were injured, and Sato disappeared between heaven and earth...
In the final ending, he kept searching for Sato for several years. The whereabouts of Qin Fang happened to meet little Lori Xizhu, who was exactly the same as Sito when he was a child.
It turned out that Sito, who was once again transformed into a rattan, was forced to accompany Qin Fang as a human being. However, Sito, who has insufficient energy, will face death.Knowing the truth, Qin Fang was the rescuer of Siteng. He lost the energy to maintain himself in his body to Siteng and erased his memory, but he was unconscious.
Situ, who has lost his memory, grows up in the world slowly, appreciates the joy of the world, and fulfills Qin Fang's wish. When he became an adult, Siteng fell into a coma during a forest inspection and saw Yan Furui and Qin Fang in a coma. Recalling everything, Siteng pushed the unconscious Qin Fang away in the forest at the end of the play, turning into a vine and a tree. Snuggle...
Such an ending may be somewhat unexpected. It is not like the traditional end of great joy and sadness, or the host and hostess live happily together, or may not be separated from heaven and man.
Sato's ending seems to be a perfection with regret. In the critical moment of the ending, both of them gave up their lives so that they could live only for each other. In the last scene of the play, Qin Fang also failed to wake up. The two turned into trees and vines to stand by each other. The accompany in the world.
This kind of sad ending may be the most poetic interpretation of the love story between the two people; just like the director Li Mu Ge said:
It seems that this kind of treatment is without joy or sorrow, but it also has the ultimate romance, no one disturbs, no need to care about the world, together with the wind and refreshing, life after life."
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