text/Mei Niansheng
Korean dramas have been blooming in recent years, including workplace dramas, fantasy dramas, suspense dramas, doomsday dramas, and all kinds of plots bloom. Recently, another TV series with entrepreneurship as the theme has been broadcast.
That is "Start Up: My New Creation Era" starring Bae Soo-ji, Nam Joo Hyuk, Kim Sun-hoo and Kang Hannah. This drama tells the story of young people in the information technology era who use their talents to create dreams. It is a very inspiring entrepreneurial TV series.
character style, it is called "Itaewon Class" 2.0 version
In fact, TV series with this theme are not uncommon in Korean dramas. After watching the first few episodes, some netizens said that this drama is very similar to the popular "Itaewon Class" some time ago. They tell stories about entrepreneurship, and the protagonists all have a childhood memories, which can be said to be "Itaewon Class" 2.0 version.
In fact, the editor thinks that these two dramas feel the same at first sight, but they are completely different. "Itaewon Class" mainly talks about the revenge of the male protagonist, while "Start Up: My New Age" tells the story of men and women creating a future for their dreams in the great era.
And "Start Up: My New Age"'s childhood is much more abusive than "Itaewon Class".
Because many netizens’ comments after watching the first episode of "Start Up: My New Age" are all this, it’s so funny!
Indeed, the plot of the first episode really gave people a very abusive impact. In the first episode, the heroine Xu Damei was forced to separate from her mother and sister because of her father's business. Then, in order to make her live a better life, her father unfortunately passed away after being hit by a car.
The plot where Xu Damei, a new actor, interacted with her father, made many netizens exclaim that her acting skills were so good and moved.
But just when the audience was moved, with the appearance of the male protagonist Nandaoshan in the second episode, the direction began to become a little silly.
Nandaoshan is a science and engineering man who is dedicated to starting a business. He brought his Sanshan Technology and the heroine together because of a beautiful lie.
The science and engineering man is in love, or a science and engineering man who has never had a girlfriend. That really requires the actor to have the temperament of being single with his own mother and fetus.
One is the first love of the people and the other is the popular boyfriend. He has a lot of CP feeling
I have to say that Nam Joo Hyuk really completely performed this feeling this time. He interpreted a straight man who is dull, does not understand the thoughts of girls, and occasionally cute and silly. Many netizens even commented that he has made great progress compared to when he was in the Korean version of "Scarlet Heart". This evaluation should be the greatest affirmation of an actor.
And Nam Joo Hyuk and Bae Suzy's appearance in the play is really good. One is the first love of the people and the other is the boyfriend of the public. It makes people look forward to the subsequent development of their roles.
However, there is another man that cannot be ignored in the process of the male and female protagonists dating, because it can be said that he participated in the relationship between the two throughout the whole process, that is, Han Zhiping, played by Kim Sun-hoo.
The character can be said to have stolen the limelight from the male lead in some aspects, because compared with the male lead, he has a gentle and understanding personality, high emotional intelligence and good looks, and it can be said that he has been silently guarding the female lead behind his back.
This kind of character setting is so tempting for girls, and Kim Sun-hoo is very gentlemanly. It is actually very likable to play this kind of role. In addition, his outstanding acting skills have made many friends who have watched the show silently stand on his and the heroine's CP.The perfect casting fit of
makes people want to say that director Wu Qinghuan is really amazing, and he is worthy of being the one who filmed "The Drunner Hotel" and "When You Sleep".
same topic, why does Korean dramas make people feel more immersive?
In fact, when I was watching this drama, I kept thinking about a domestic entrepreneurial drama in my mind, which is "Entrepreneurship Era" starring Huang Xuan and Angelababy. The plot setting of this drama is actually very similar to "Start Up: My New Creation Era". Both are mainly entrepreneurship, and they all use the Internet that the public most cannot do without as the starting point.
The purpose of the director of "Start Up: My New Creation Era" is to reflect the confusion and pressure of contemporary young people on employment, hoping to give young people more strength, but "Entrepreneurship Era" lacks this core, which seems to be a common problem in domestic entrepreneurial dramas. They want to film touching inspirational spirit, but in the end they all became an empty dream, making people lack a sense of substitution.
The editor thinks this may be because the screenwriters in domestic dramas are not strong enough. The proportion of screenwriters in the Korean drama shooting team accounts for a large part, and their voice will be very strong, and some well-known screenwriters will even surpass the director's power. In the Chinese TV team, the script of the screenwriter can be modified at any time according to the actor's requirements. This is a very bad thing, because the script of the screenwriter is the core of the story. If this core makes a mistake at the beginning, it will be difficult to ensure that the subsequent content will be satisfactory.
Of course, the editor is not saying that domestic dramas are definitely not as good as Korean Korean dramas. It’s just that in terms of certain types of dramas, the screenwriters of domestic dramas can learn more from the essence of overseas dramas and learn more about the real life and environment of the public, so that they can bring us more surprises. What do you think?
