What is the practical significance of Sebrina's play Everything is OK? How do you feel after reading it?

In my personal opinion, Everything is OK is a very meaningful script. Although I complain, what if Su Mingyu doesn't have that much money? But since the story needs it, let's see how many new and progressive things we can find to meet our personal needs in this old-fashioned setting. There is a premise to make clear here, because I come from reality, that is to say, how much reflection this program can bring us and how much we can reflect on, at least it is a warning. Because there are some unreasonable places in TV series, if someone wants to criticize me that the art of using TV series is not equal to the reality of life, then please see the premise clearly.

First, the primitive family concept, which has attracted much attention in recent years, is described in a large number in the play and is the main source of various contradictions. The contradiction within the Su family is the main contradiction in the whole play. Its core seems to come from the patriarchal factor of the Su family, and many people are critical of this traditional thought. But in this play, the root of all the contradictions I see is not simple. Su Mingyu is a daughter. On the surface, this is because Su's mother and Su Mingyu treat her differently. But I asked, isn't Sue's mother the beginning of all this pain? Preference for boys is just one of our more intuitive feelings.

Second, it is one-sided to accuse son preference. Her daughter may be a mirror of her failure. Every time I see her, her mother will think of her past. So if you look at this son preference from a critical perspective, the screenwriter uses money, the most common source of contradiction in this family, to unfold the plot, to show the depth of family's influence on individuals, to show the family's oppression on individuals step by step, and then to accuse the habit of son preference. But in the end, if "the power of money" reverses the preference for boys.

But the play is very close to reality. Even if the plot is a little outdated, you can't do anything fancy and can't be divorced from the novel. But for our parents or parents-to-be, it is like a mirror, mercilessly exposing what we may do. Let us laugh or get angry, we can't help but reflect on ourselves and look at the people around us. In a word, people really pay too much attention to an appropriate limit. Everyone is a hedgehog to keep warm. If you are far away, you won't feel warm. If you get close, you will hurt each other!