Can the Japanese drama Daylight reflect the current urban culture of Japan?

I don't think "Daylight" can fully reflect Japan's current urban culture, this ** is about the theme of extramarital love, although there are a lot of plots about culture, but mainly in terms of romance.

Part of the work reflects Japan's current urban culture, "Returning to life as if nothing happened is an escape", and there are many seemingly mundane but very realistic sentences in it.

I think that the Japanese drama "Dayan" is the best expression of Japanese urban culture at present, and there is no second.

I think the Japanese drama "Daylight" is very good, it can reflect the current urban culture of Japan, and it is very realistic.

I think it's really a reflection of Japan's urban culture, and the characters are very distinct.

In fact, I feel that this movie does reflect the urban culture of Japan at that time, but he does tell some of it very well, and I believe that Japan's current culture is better than in the movie.

It can be understood not only as an extreme presentation of women's pursuit of personal growth, but also as a prominent manifestation of the crisis of the middle-class family, and even a representation of the entire urban cultural pathology.

It can reflect some of the local culture and fashion sense, although it is not very comprehensive, but it is still good.

TV dramas are an extension of reality, and "Daylight" may be magnified to a certain extent, but there is no doubt that this bad atmosphere does exist in Japan. ‍‍

It can also reflect some of the local culture and fashion sense, and while it's not very comprehensive, it's still good.

The screenwriter is good, there is no procrastination, there is no cliché, the conflict is enough, calm and direct. I checked it, and the screenwriter is Yumiko Inoue, representative work: White Tower 14-year-old mother.

Everything has a reason for its existence. So I personally feel that it reflects the current urban culture of Japan.

After watching the TV drama version, it can't be said that it represents Japan's urban culture, but I know that Japanese works can observe society in a real and detailed way, **willful. After watching this drama, I watched it again Dream of the Covered Bridge, which are all excellent works.

No, this movie is about emotional problems, which is a special situation.

I don't know.,But the male and female protagonists are indeed true love.,I was moved to cry.,I'm very sorry for the female owner.,Kanxiang finishes the ending.。

The screenwriter gave an extramarital affair a reasonable and illegal outlet with great love, but in fact, an extramarital affair is also love.

There are people who kneel down for a job in Japan. In China, most of them simply scolded Lao Tzu for quitting.

Just one detail, is it because she can't afford to sell the heroine stealing lipstick? It shows that the heroine has some anti-traditional impulses in her heart, and when this impulse converges to an incomparably large number, she will break through the shackles of tradition and never give in, so lipstick runs through the whole play. This iconoclastic force in Japanese society is also converging, but unfortunately the director of the film has flinched.

Watching the drama made me feel that in a marital relationship, the husband's attitude towards his wife is not as a "lover", but more as his "subordinate", and when he talks to his wife, he adopts more of a "commanding" tone. The arrogance and arrogance of the husband jumped in front of the camera. I've been working in Japan for 3 years, and I've seen a lot of families like this, maybe the economic conditions are better, but the more families live at the bottom, the more they are like this, and their social system of male superiority and inferiority really makes me feel that they are not just 50 years behind us.

The drama "Daylight" has another name abroad: lovers at three o'clock in the afternoon on weekdays", the name is really good. The details of the film and television works are very well shot, a large number of monologues or psychological activities, from a woman's point of view, from the beginning to the end, there is no boat scene that the audience expects, but the plot is more heart-warming than the boat scene.

This bad cultural atmosphere, coupled with unemployment due to economic stagnation, is equivalent to not being able to find a job, and young Japanese people are extremely stressed, not only do they often make trouble in the news, but they also "can't afford to get married". Even if you can get married, in order to support a wife who is married and become a housewife after graduation, and to meet her consumption needs, it is naturally miserable at work. The reason for the formation of this atmosphere is that the husband is busy all day long and is not at home, and the wife takes the husband's money for entertainment, and it is easy to do something to betray the family in loneliness.

The husband dresses and plays golf for his wife, often works overtime, and drinks with him in the middle of the night, while the wife takes her husband's money and dresses up beautifully to talk about a "love that comes when it comes". These painful Japanese husbands are unaware of the fact that they are wearing forgiveness hats, which is the epitome of Japan's deformed culture. Of course, a slap doesn't make a sound, and I learned from some Japanese students that the lovers of these day-looking wives have a very big intersection with Japanese men who avoid marriage.

It does reflect some social problems in Japan, after all, some of the film and television works I have worked on are higher than life. If you look at this TV series from the perspective of "analyzing and dissecting the spiritual world and marriage and family outlook of contemporary married women through TV dramas", I still think that "Daylight" is still very educational, at least it can play a role in preventing microaggressions. ‍‍

I personally think it's pretty good when I watch the Japanese drama "Daylight". A realistic portrayal. The screenwriter clearly reflects the desire of each character, as the actors perform vividly and exquisitely, what do the audience say, it still feels very beautiful, after all, it is a Japanese drama, and some irreversible factors are completely different from our domestic dramas. ‍‍

I don't know how the word "three views" is getting narrower and more single, in love or love, I don't think there are three views of true love. In real life, it's because of the hard work of men, but they ignore their wives' feelings, and the movie itself uses a more realistic approach, I haven't been to Japan, but I think every country is a little more beautiful. ‍‍

A simple evaluation of "Daylight" is an ethical drama, dating a lover, and the performance is too beautiful, but I have to admit that it makes the audience a little, I really don't know if it will affect our traditional family, the drama can still be sure, good-looking, but such behavior cannot be admired, that is, a husband needs more love for his wife, but in fact, in Japan, this kind of care is too little. ‍‍

In the world of feelings, no one is a real junior.