At least three of the four protagonists in "The Pentium Age" are abnormal, and the abnormality is mainly due to problems in the family during childhood. This drama is talking about the importance of a normal family to the formation of a complete personality, just to play my major. There is no doubt that Mr. Joe's psychological problems stem from the family. He came from a good family, but his problems were serious. His father was an IBM executive, and Mr. Qiao's black talk came from his father. But he seemed to be more attached to his mother. His mother was a failure. He was addicted to drugs and psychedelic. He was very addicted to taking children. He took Mr. Qiao up to the roof to watch the stars. This stepped on his father's bottom line, let his mother go, and told Mr. Joe that his mother was dead. My father thought that this was nothing more than the result of his mother's drug use, but Mr. Qiao always thought it was his mother's warmth. The father thought he was protecting the child, but Qiao always thought it was the father's deception. His father was tall and powerful, making him feel like he was nothing, and he always wanted to prove that he was good, so he couldn't help being attracted to geniuses like Cameron, like Gordon. In fact, he is also tall and strong, and he looks like his father, but he is always uncertain. The inner demon lasted for decades, and it was almost exhausting his whole life to fight with his father. Fortunately, at the end of the play, he finally reconciled, with his dead father, and the world. Cameron's father, a Vietnam War pilot, died when she was ten. It also seemed unlikely that her mother would pull Cameron on her own. Her mother forgot to attend her graduation. Cameron lacks fatherly love, and she is attracted to Mr. Joe just because Mr. Joe is a dozen years older than her, and she always has the same admiration and admiration for Joe as her father. She has always been able to get along with Boz, and it is Boz who really treats her as a daughter and gives her warm fatherly love. That's why I jumped, Cameron was really cheated by the writers. Boz is her father, Donna is her mother, Qiao is her teacher, and there is a warm boy Tom, how come she doesn't know how to cherish it, and how did she end up like this? Fortunately, in the last season, she finally dared to meet her mother. I said Donna was the most balanced, balanced in every sense. This stems from her rich and loving family. Her family background is similar to Mr. Qiao, and the two seem to have never gotten along, but the first time they met, there was a strange sense of family, probably because similar class backgrounds created similar qualities.
Donna's parents are really good parents, they don't like Gordon, but they love their daughter. They will lend a helping hand when their children are in difficulty. They have their own ideas of life, and sincerely hope that their daughter will live well. Even if they disagree, they will respect her daughter's choice. Donna is very good at dealing with all kinds of relationships, both options and flexibility, like her parents. Some people say that if she has a big enough pattern and little conscience, she will be another President Qiao. The fourth season is indeed the case, but her housewife for many years has become a habit. Her daughter is still by her side. Although she lost Gordon, she still has a daughter who is enough to comfort her. Gordon's family of origin doesn't seem to be mentioned, but it must be pretty ordinary. In the first season, Gordon cringed in front of Donna and Joe, not necessarily all because of his previous failures. The cultivation of momentum was accumulated over a long period of time. After watching all four seasons and then watching the first season, I suddenly found that Joe and Gordon are very in love. In order to meet Qiao's request, Gordon asked his father-in-law to help him contact a Japanese display screen business. He also self-righteously taught Joe how to deal with the Japanese. As a result, Mr. Joe's social etiquette was higher than he did not know. The two Japanese all bowed to Mr. Qiao, thinking that this was Gary's son-in-law. Gordon was embarrassed. In other words, the various mismatches between him and Donna can be seen personally. It's no wonder that he is always lacking in confidence. He and Donna are in love with each other. It is true that Donna has paid a lot and sacrificed a lot. This is also Donna's ability. It seems that she is paying for whoever gets along, but she actually has the initiative. She chose to leave, and she did leave. With Gordon, and with Cameron.
In fact, for children, the world is not like adults, the love and respect of their parents are very important to them. Success as an adult is a disservice to a child. Mr. Qiao used to keep warm with the Sara newspaper group. The fathers of these two were tall and strong, which caused such a big psychological shadow on the children. They could sit down and have a drink and exchange ideas.
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