Because I have written many drama reviews of " blue life and death love " before, I have become a (shamelessly self-proclaimed) "blue scholar".
As a "blue scholar", how can we not watch the original work of this TV series?
So, I took the time to take a look today. While watching
, I remembered some articles I had read on a certain platform before - the theme was that "Blue Life and Death Love" is very ruinous and bloody, because various details show that the male and female protagonists of are "brothers and sisters." They started to like each other since then.
What’s interesting is that those articles also listed some evidence to prove how ambiguous Yin Junxi and Yin Eunxi were during that period.
are they written correctly? In fact, the original work "explains" whether the relationship between the two young protagonists violates ethics.
1. Eun-hee handed Junxi a love letter, but her attitude was abnormal?
Some people say that at the beginning of the TV series, the screenwriter used Eun-hee's micro-expressions - hesitant and frowning, implying that she was unwilling to hand over love letters written to him by other girls because she liked her brother Junxi. .
I think this interpretation is a bit excessive.
In the original work, Eun-hee, who handed over the love letter, later said this: "I did something my brother hated again today."
Pay attention to the word "again"! What it reflects is that Joon Hee has shown his displeasure at receiving love letters on more than one occasion.
Moreover, Eun-hee also said to the "stern-faced" Junxi: "To be honest, I'm a little sorry, but if you don't like receiving love letters, just get a girlfriend as soon as possible. Even I'm bored to death! ”
Therefore, as a messenger, Enxi was a little uneasy and a little unhappy, which can be said to be a natural attitude. It’s really not “abnormal” at all!
2. When Junxi said "the person he likes" at the beginning, did he mean Eunxi?
There is a scene in the TV series where Junxi said to a female classmate who wrote a love letter to him: I already have someone I like.
When he said this, Enxi happened to appear at the door of the classroom.
Afterwards, Eun-hee asked Jun-hee who he liked, and Jun-hee replied: It's a secret.
Because of the existence of this scene, some viewers inferred that Junxi had a crush on Eunxi without knowing that she was not her biological sister. This should be considered incest.
However, according to the original work, it can be understood that Junxi did not like a girl at this time.
He just thinks that saying "I already have someone I like" is the best way to refuse a girl who pursues him.
3. In the scene of hiding from the rain, Xiao Junxi’s eyes were very vulgar?
When I was a child, I never thought that the rain-hiding scene in "Blue Life and Death" that made me feel full of warmth would also become a scene that was criticized. The main reason why
was criticized was that after Eun-hee told Jun-hee that she was wearing a petticoat, Jun-hee became "not innocent". smiled while staring at her sister's white lace petticoat. Comments like
seem to connect Xiao Junxi’s thoughts with words such as lust and lust.
But the original work has a more detailed description of Junxi’s psychological activities at this moment.
The reason why he "laughed like a frog" is: I don't know when my sister started wearing petticoats. She thought it was a novelty, and the petticoat was very beautiful.
A frog-like smile shouldn't be classified as a "smiling smile", right?
I personally feel that Junxi, who was in a daze at that moment, had no wild ideas and just had the mentality of an ignorant little boy.
I think some viewers think that the male and female protagonists in "Blue Life and Death" have been impure since childhood. Maybe the root cause is that they cannot accept the change from family affection to love between Eun Hee and Jun Hee.
But I was young when I first watched this drama and had no such psychological barriers at all. Not only did
not think there was anything wrong with the performances of the two young actors, but I also felt that their liking for each other was so natural and in line with my expectations.
I saw a comment from a netizen today - "It is said that (the male and female protagonists of "Blue Life and Death") were not pure when they were young and could not be recognized. Children who like the opposite sex do not understand whether relatives or relatives are not relatives. Only when they grow up can they do this." Distinguish.”
I don’t completely agree with this comment, but I think it makes sense.
This reminds me of what Jiang Xun said when commenting on "A Dream of Red Mansions" "The uncertainty of teenagers" :
"Youth is the beginning of life, everything is uncertain... Love and sex are what teenagers are exploring. The homework is being done, and there is no conclusion yet, so the behavior is full of uncertainty..."
Then when I think about Xiao Junxi's emotional story about Xiao Enxi (including his confession to her), I feel even more unnecessary. Gang is online.
What's more, there is also a paragraph in the original work that tells Junxi's state of mind about love as an adult: Every time Tae-seok joked with Junxi that Youmei had a crush on him... Junxi just smiled... Junxi originally said... Girls don't pay much attention. He doesn't know the reason for , even if he wants to know, he doesn't know.
Author: Xiao Dayu
