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As a female group drama, "who says I can't get married" is also appropriate and prominent in the shaping of male roles. They use their actions to explain to the audience that whether they are married or not is not the most important. The key is to listen to their hearts and say no to social stereotypes.

Directed by he Nian, starring pan Yueming, Tong Yao and Chen Shu, and joined by yuan Wenkang, Xu fangiridium, Li Shen, Dong Youlin, Wang Yang and Lin Youwei, the urban independent women's healing emotional drama "who says I can't get married", powerful actors gathered to vividly interpret women's marriage and love problems, closely follow social hot spots, the plot is true, and the heart piercing lines speak frequently for women, creating a wonderful group of women

Fairy lineups vividly perform roles, full and resonant

"Who says I can't get married" takes three 30+ independent women as the main line, and directly points to the concept of marriage and love of women in contemporary society. The reason why it can arouse the resonance of countless audiences is due to the role design carefully outlined in the play, and the blessing of many powerful actors also plays a icing on the cake role

Tong Yao's literary and artistic cool temperament and stubborn eyes are very consistent with the gentle, determined but somewhat naive screenwriter Cheng Lu. Cheng Lu has fantasies about love but does not drift with the tide, is active and ambitious in her career and adheres to principles at the same time. Tong Yao's gradual interpretation of the level allows the audience to see the arc of the role's growth and get thinking about love and marriage with Cheng Lu's clumsy love practice. Chen Shu, who can easily interpret strong women in the workplace, also integrated her unique ideas into the performance of elite lawyer Tian Lei this time. With clear goals and strong execution, Tian Lei can firmly achieve her goals, even by unscrupulous means, but she has never given up in her life. Chen Shu perfectly shows Tian Lei's ruthlessness and momentum. Even in the face of love, she has an independent attitude. Ding Shiya, played by Xu fangiridium, is gentle and kind-hearted, independent and strong. She was born in a small town and worked hard. She has no inferiority complex and hesitation. She only treats her work seriously and responsibly, faces the future with enthusiasm and planning, and strives to realize her dream. As a female group drama, "who says I can't get married" is also appropriate and prominent in the shaping of male roles. Pan Yueming broke the image of his previous role and walked into the audience's heart with the image of Wei Shu, a psychology professor who was gentle and elegant but often poisoned against Cheng Lu. He interprets Wei Shu's cute warmth and his secret and concerned love for Cheng Lu in a proper way, which makes people feel a variety of feelings of love after laughing

The characters in the play are multifaceted and three-dimensional. Although they are not perfect, it is precisely because of their defects that they give the audience room to discuss and think, and make people find their own shadow in the characters, which can be more resonant

Kim Ju Shuang is addictive, and the person being praised is true

With vivid characters as the skeleton, "who says I can't get married" further expresses multiple spiritual cores with sharp lines. From reality into the topic, focusing on women's marriage and love issues, the golden sentences about women's late marriage appear in endlessly in the play. Having experienced the value judgment and forced marriage of a blind date, and rejected the proposal of Li Weihao, her first love, Cheng Lu recognized her feelings for Wei Shu in the stumble journey of pursuing love, and said, "I am not unable to get married, but I chose not to get married", which is more firm and sonorous than before. Tian Lei's "women giving up marriage is a shortcut to success", Xu Youdao's "why do you have to get married after the marriageable age? According to you, should people die after the average life span?" Waiting for Jingju also brushed the screen strongly on social media, which was praised by the audience as a great joy

When Ding Shiya lost her soul after six years of infatuation, Tian Lei didn't comfort her gently, but scolded her severely. This sentence "the long-term and comfortable relationship between people depends on commonness and attraction" tells the way of interpersonal communication. "I feel very tired of socializing, and everyone is trying to show the qualities they don't have." Cheng Lu's perception of socializing has also been called true by many netizens who are tired of socializing. The heart piercing golden sentences in who says I can't get married are dense but not boring. They are not only cool and healing, but also relaxed and humorous to convey profound social thinking

Show the group image of independent women and speak for women

"Do women over 30 choose not to get married? Do they want to or can't?" "Who says I can't get married" starts with this question, which seems to be intended to pass the answer to the audience in the later development of the plot. However, the play does not explain why women choose to be single in a popular way, but uses the characters in the play to project reality and inspire the audience to think about the significance of love and marriage. For Cheng Lu, Tian Lei and Ding Shiya, marriage has never been the only and necessary choice in their life. They have a successful career, independent economy and open mind, and have achieved a high-quality life with their own efforts. They are not longing for love, but don't want to make do with it, and make a hasty decision under external pressure. But when true love comes, they will spare no effort to seize the opportunity. They use their actions to explain to the audience that whether they are married or not is not the most important. The key is to listen to their hearts and say no to social stereotypes. At the same time, their efforts to realize their dreams and pursue happiness also encourage women to fight bravely, improve themselves and make themselves better. "This play is really not forcing marriage, but telling everyone that only they can save themselves in love. It is really important to meet, confess, refuse and break up at the right time." Many viewers also understood the connotation of "who says I can't get married" after watching it

At a time when women's late marriage, reproductive freedom and other issues are increasingly concerned, the "who says I can't get married", which does not instill anxiety, but shows women's charm and encourages women to break the secular prejudice, can stand out from the siege, attract public attention, and also make efforts to convey women's voice. This is also the significance of "who says I can't get married" as a female group drama