9.1 points, focusing on the stories of the LGBTQ subculture, Gala belonging to drag queens and 'others', the epitome of yankeelife about love and pride. The mapping of the cultural history of Xiacheng District and the blatant satire of the Trump era are indeed powerful. The visuals and soundtrack are exquisite. The main storyline is clean, smooth and not sloppy. It is not restricted by the pattern, and it has achieved the effect of seeing the society through groups. Ryan Murphy really made a drama that is bitchy, tender, and tear ducts exploded at the same time. The lines are simply bursting with air (provocation). It is indeed a very interesting song and dance drama. The visual impact brought by the colorful sequins of costumes in each dance floor scene under the disco ball light and the coquettish color matching of fancy costumes is wonderful. Along with the disco and soul music of the 80's, the little individuals belonging to the marginalized group all wore Chinese clothes to show their best versions, danced the most flamboyant and dazzling dances, and tried their best to push themselves to the stage. central. In the outdated and closed era of white power and straight power, the emerging group of pioneers challenged aesthetic standards, making the world gradually become modern, vibrant and full of vitality. As said in Pritel's play, life is also a show, and the categories is: "Live, Work, Pose". The theme of life is: life, hard work, and attitude. Even if you live at the bottom of the chain of contempt, you must live beautifully and live out your own attitude.
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