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1. It reflects social issues very accurately

Every story written in "An Jia" all happened Things around us may seem silly, but if we turn around and observe the reality, we can find the prototype. Our relatives and neighbors are all performing similar or more excessive dramas. Some people say that a character like Zhu Xianxian cannot survive for one episode, and no company boss would take in such a freeloader. I also choked my husband with this statement at the time, but my husband said, didn’t my company have a mascot before? Yes, I remembered that their boss liked to live on the sidelines and took in countless pretty girls to do insignificant jobs. There was even a time when San'er's younger brother was hired into the company just to be the mascot. He couldn't do anything and had to have other people wipe his ass. As for the father who is being used as a spare tire in the play, the neighbors get into a fight because of the noise they make, the agent sets up a bureau within a bureau to sell the house, and the relatives stay in the house to share the money. These things are basically everywhere.

2. Xu Wenchang’s vision and Fang Sijin’s small field of vision

Xu Wenchang’s character looks a bit soft, but as the plot develops, it is discovered that he is A person who has read "Game Theory" to the extreme, which is consistent with what he usually writes. Some of his actions may seem too girly, but you don't know that he looks at the overall situation in everything, and he uses zero-sum strategies, which is a win-win situation. You are good, I am good, everyone is good, and you must not benefit yourself at the expense of others. Losing 1,000 troops and injuring 800 yourself is a bad move in "Game Theory". And Fang Sijin relied on instinct to fight and rob. Some actions were effective, but he only focused on the immediate and could not see the long-term. So when something went wrong, Xu Wenchang had to step in to help deal with the aftermath. This is why the employees of Jingyi store all Be able to follow Xu Wenchang's lead. Fang Sijin also gradually discovered her own weaknesses, became more and more admired by Xu Wenchang, and began to learn his methods of doing things.

3. There are many educational significances in the play

For example, when the old youtiao begs his distant cousin to help him transfer his client’s child to another school, please take a closer look at how the old youtiao begs others. Yes, he was not arrogant, gave others a thumbs up, and achieved his goal, laying the foundation for asking for help next time. There will always be times when we ask for help in our lives, but as Chinese people, it is always difficult to ask for help. We bring a bunch of gifts and talk a lot of nonsense, but we can't get to the point. The textbook-like interpretation of the old youtiao gave me a new understanding of asking for help. The idea that rich people are bad is outdated. Mr. Gong's family, for example, is a bit like the big family in "A Dream of Red Mansions". They also help their relatives by letting them live in their own garden and sending their children to school. This is why they want to occupy the dove's nest when they want to sell their house. , divide a share of the family property. However, Mr. Gong's family did not take the approach of driving them away forcibly. They always persuaded them to accept it even if they paid several million. This is the morality of the truly rich. Lian Yue said: Rich people are moral.

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