In the suspense drama "She and Her Her", actress Xu Weining plays Lin Chenxi, a strong woman in the workplace, even though she has enviable achievements, she is still ridiculed by the boss because of her male colleague Du Junru (played by Wu Kangren) who was airborne, and said, "Women are very troublesome. If they get married and get pregnant in the future, their job promotion will still be mainly based on men."
Faced with the harassment and plot of male colleagues, Xu Weining lamented that in the play, she could only choose to endure for survival at the beginning, and was even invited to interview with other companies, but was shot by senior executives of the company because she was unmarried: "I hope you (Lin Chenxi) can take up a job as a married person. After all, a beautiful single woman will cause some trouble in the company. Do you plan to get married recently?" Xu Weining believes that in addition to the unknown past of the character, this kind of implicit discrimination or workplace bullying is also one of the factors that indirectly cause the character to have huge psychological pressure, and gradually accumulates and causes car accidents that make the character lose their memory.
Xu Weining said: "No matter how social status is, there is a chance to encounter these things. It may bring the pain of scabs from the past to the growing family or workplace, and will explode due to similar problems one day in the future. After playing this role, I began to understand and found that the victim's 'important others' can do is to accompany and listen, and give each other more time and space."
In addition to suspense and criminal investigation plot, the film series "She and Her" also covers many themes such as "male workplace sexual harassment", "digital sexual violence", etc. Actor Li Peiyu (played by Da Pei) believes that Chen Zhiling, who she played, first entered the workplace, exposing the sexual harassment of male colleague Ke Diyang (played by Lin Zhexi) and was afraid to speak out and the company's drinking culture was a difficult task. Lin Zhexi joked: "When he received the script, the character description was a young and handsome guy who was harassed in the workplace. He felt very interested when he saw it. I was just over 30 and could still play a young and handsome guy, so he agreed immediately. In addition, boys are rarely encountered in sexual harassment, and I am very willing to try it."
The heroine of the Golden Bell mini series Wen Zhenling and Kim Jong TV Emperor Xue Shiling , jointly interpreting an out-of-control digital sexual violence incident. Wen Zhenling also expressed her feelings about the drama and encouraged all women: "When you are most vulnerable, you must also believe that someone can catch you."
