"Taipei Women's Picture Book" starring Gui Lunmei is adapted from Japan's "Tokyo Women's Picture Book". It tells the story of the heroine Lin Yisan, played by Gui Lunmei, who lived in Beijing from Tainan to Taipei. After it was released, it attracted a lot of negative reviews, in

"Taipei Women's Picture Book" starring Gui Lunmei caused a debate. "Taipei Women's Picture Book" starring Gui Lunmei is adapted from Japan's " Tokyo Women's Picture Book ". It tells the story of the heroine Lin Yisan, played by Gui Lunmei, who lived in Beijing from Tainan to Taipei. After it was released, it attracted a lot of negative comments, including Taipei is not like Taipei, Tainan is not like Tainan, and it is wrongly named. "Taiwan meme" even said, "I vomited blood halfway through the first episode, and drained all the bad blood in my body." Chen Yi posted on Facebook, suspecting that the screenwriter did not live in Taiwan, and the Taipei office workers in the play were 20-30 years ago.

Chen Yi posted on Facebook today that as a "bad movie radar", she couldn't help but want to make a pilgrimage to the "Taipei Women's Picture Book" that many people scolded. She believed that the drama was actually a normal performance of ordinary Taiwanese dramas, but because she hired a big cast and spent a lot of money to promote it, she was scolded. In addition, she pointed out three major failures. First, Gui Lunmei is not suitable for playing a petty-bourgeois female role, and her unique temperament cannot show the simple and innocent cuteness of a southern girl. Moreover, Gui Lunmei has a female star aura, which will make the audience feel embarrassed and uncomfortable.

Chen Yi suspected that the screenwriter of "Taipei Women's Picture Book" did not live in Taiwan.

Furthermore, Chen Yi criticized the screenwriter for not living in Taiwan at all, and wrote a lot of words that are not as vast as in the world view in the play. She admitted that "Taiwan is so small, not as big as Japan or China, and the price difference between the two north and south is not big at all. There is a difference in housing prices, but the food is almost the same."

In addition, Chen Yi felt that the screenwriter had never been a petty bourgeoisie. The office workers in Taipei in the play were exactly like 20-30 years ago, when they broke high heels and had to throw a cardboard box when they left their jobs, they were all seen in TV series before. She also lamented that Taiwan’s film and television refused to give young people a chance, but wanted to make a work that thought it was understandable.