Recently, I replayed Hot in Cleveland intermittently. No matter how many times I watched it, I would still laugh because of the stalks in it.
Mature dramas, live dramas, that is to say, they are all recorded in one breath, and will not give people the opportunity to make mistakes.
Not to mention that Aunt Bai is old, but she is always like a young girl, fall in love, break the law, fight for what you love, and then raise her eyebrows and say, it's not your business.
In my stereotype, women in their 40s and 50s should at least have a stable family, and no matter how bad it is, they can have a stable job. Then, at the age when they need to know their destiny, they can live in a stable three-point-one-line, firewood, rice, oil and salt.
However, I actually know that when a person reaches a certain age, he will definitely do what I have to do in my stereotype [but my bad feeling about married women with children has not subsided, even though I know this feeling is very bad and very Incorrect], probably from this American drama.
If you are obsessed with this American drama, you should still be a graduate student in school. It is just at the stage of abandoning meaningless rebellion and knowing what to do in the future. With the increase of age, the whole world is full of malice. I don't mind dull skin due to lack of skin care, but I hate when people use age as one of the reasons for rejecting me.
So when I feel the malice towards age in this world, I will watch hot in cleveland again to see how the protagonists continue to pursue relationships, careers, and new lives at a more impacted age, no matter how hard The ugly posture fell, and they still patted the dust and continued to move forward. Let's take a look at Aunt Bai, who has gray hair but still continues to pursue love, protests for human beings wearing fur, and decides to run for election because the new MP announced that the dog park will be closed.
I need more courage, and HiC gave me all.
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