The ending of Crazy Rich Asians: Yang Li chased Rachel on the plane and proposed successfully, and then they attended the party together.

In the crowd, Rachel saw Yang Li's mother. When the two looked at each other, they only nodded slightly. After that, Yang Li's mother disappeared into the crowd, while Rachel and Yang Li reveled with their friends.

"Crazy Rich Asians" uniquely uses an all-Chinese cast, which has become a natural topic in Hollywood movies. Since it is not common for Americans to film Asian stories, the differences in cultural differences and backgrounds have a profound impact on the audience.

great attraction.

But it turns out that the cultural entry point of the film did not hit the mark. It is still looking at Eastern culture from the perspective of a Westerner. To be strict, the artistic expression of the entire film is not transparent enough, and is even nondescript.

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Meaning: The movie "Crazy Rich Asians" is adapted from the global bestseller "Crazy Rich Asians" written by a Singaporean writer. However, after the second Hollywood adaptation, the movie presents a Westernized Eastern civilization, family consciousness, and food traditions.

, social etiquette, all have the shadow of foreign culture, they are not purely oriental expressions, but more about Asian stories told from the starting point of white people's thinking.

The core character in the original work is the heroine Rachel, but the core of the story in the movie is the Yang family.

In the movie, Cinderella steps into a wealthy family. Due to the natural class gap between the two families, she was ostracized by her boyfriend's family, even slandered, and suffered personality insults. However, the power of love kept her from giving up on Nicholas.

Rachel chose to face doubts head-on and constantly solved difficulties, finally conquering her unruly mother-in-law and gaining recognition from her boyfriend's family.