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傷感的廣告”剩女”
By Heather Chen BBC News
An advertisement centred around "leftover women" in China has gone viral, provoking an emotional debate about single women in the country.
The issue of unmarried females, often stigmatised as "sheng nu" or leftover women, has long been a topic of concern in a society that prioritises marriage and motherhood for women.
Called the "Marriage Market Takeover", the four-minute long documentary-style video was commissioned by Japanese beauty giant SK-II.
In a statement to the BBC, SK-II President Markus Strobel said the advert was part of "a global campaign to inspire and empower women to shape their destiny".
"The film brings light to the real-life issue of talented and brave Chinese women feeling pressured to get married before they turn 27, for fear of being labelled 'sheng nu'".
He also said the company was adopting "a positive approach in helping women face pressures".
'Marriage Market Takeover'Image copyright SK-II Image caption Accompanied by English captions, the video introduces us to the lives of China's "sheng nu", or 'leftover women'
Heavy pressures from society
By government definition, a "leftover woman" refers to any unmarried female above the age of 27.
China's ruling Communist Party tries to urge single women to marry, to offset a huge gender imbalance caused by the recently ended one-child policy.
But according to Leta Hong Fincher, author of "Leftover Women: The Resurgence of Gender Inequality in China", single Chinese women are at "a real turning point" and many are beginning to embrace a single lifestyle and push back the stigma.
She told the BBC: "These are young women with strength and confidence, who are being specifically targeted by the state's deliberate campaign to pressure [them] into marrying.
Chinese women today are more educated than ever before and they are increasingly resisting marriage."
'Marriage Market Takeover'Image copyright SK-II Image caption The advert also focuses on the parents of single women and their emotional interactions
Ms Hong Fincher, who had a small consulting role in the video, said what made it particularly powerful was that it depicted "the actual state" of women in the country.
The torture experienced by the women in holding out against intense marriage pressure is also extremely real. It reflects the reality of so many young women professionals in China."
'Marriage Market Takeover'Image copyright SK-II Image caption "Maybe I am being selfish," this young woman says, before she breaks into tears. 'An unmarried woman is incomplete'
Q:
What do you think of the Emotional advert about China's 'leftover women’?
What do you think that so called "leftover women" in China or in Taiwan?
What are your opinions about the "Marriage Market?
“Chinese women feeling pressured to get married before they turn 27, for fear of being labelled 'sheng nu'"
So what do you think the suitable age for marriage?
What are the benefits of being a single woman /a single man?
What are the benefits of being a married woman / man?
What do you think this saying 'An unmarried woman is incomplete'?
What are the reasons that people late for marriage?
不合理的劇情情節
Amazingly Ridiculous Things That Happen In Most K-Dramas
1. Romeo And Juliet: Love At First Sight!
Korean Drama Cliche One Love at First Sight
2. Friends Turn To Enemies
Two friends who were once BFFs eventually turn against each other, usually because of a boy. No worries, usually by the end they make up and become best friends again.
3. Rich Boy Falls For the Poor Girl
The original drama love story; the rich boy falls for a tragically poor girl who he must save from her sad life. Even though she seemed perfectly happy until the rich boy came into her life and caused bullying and drama…
4. Completely Evil Mom Character
This lady’s only goal seems to be making our female lead miserable. She will do anything to break up the main couple, from evicting them to the classic dramatic slap-to-the-face.
5. Over-the-Top Accident Scene
Nothing screams drama like a car accident (or several) that wrenches our couple apart. Don’t forget the dramatic music and obvious foreshadowing.
6. Someone’s Sick
It isn’t a Korean drama unless someone has a terrible disease or is in a coma. How else would we justify one-sided confession monologues?
7. Annoying Secondary Female
You know this girl is coming when you hear the shrill sound of Oppa! in the distance. She whines, she hates on everyone, and she loves the male lead way too much. Cue another dramatic slap-in-the-face for our female lead.
8. Everyone is Super Pretty
It doesn’t matter if it’s a hospital or a school, everyone is extremely fashionable and beautiful. It makes everything seem twice as dramatic.
Q:
What do you think about K-Dramas?
What do you think about Taiwanese local Dramas?
Is it possible that love at first sight?
Why rich boy falls for the poor girl?
Why beautiful girls like rich guys?
Why everyone is Super Pretty in K-Dramas?
Your opinion about plastic surgery in S Korean and Taiwan?
What do you think Evil Mom Character in K-Dramas?
文／張嘉倫 國語日報
近年來，一齣齣動輒上百集的鄉土劇，常出現不合理的情節，例如：死而復活、穿越時空、演不完的外遇、車禍、驗DNA等，與現實情況不符，且劇情誇張至極，卻能衝高收視率，穩坐臺灣戲劇收視率前三名，帶來廣告效益之大，讓劇組不顧一切的再三拍出這些讓人罵聲連連的劇情。
隱形陷阱在哪裡？
我們看戲劇節目，感受劇情的高潮迭起，然而，你可知道這些節目潛藏許多誇張、與事實不符的情節？現在，請試著判斷下面的戲劇內容，找出誇張之處。
主角在戲裡為了勸架，被愛人失手刺傷，送醫開刀急救。他手術後躺在病床上昏迷好一陣子，突然間醒了，嘴裡插著氣管內管，並開口講話：「我剛剛做了一個夢，我夢到你跟我講很多話。」
你發現了嗎？主角嘴裡插著氣管內管，是不可能說話的。誇張的情節不僅如此，某部戲劇中的女主角失血倒地，男主角扮演再生能力超強的超人，在野外直接輸血給對方，沒有消毒也沒有先驗血型。讓醫師看了不禁搖頭，這種錯誤示範，嚴重的話會令人喪命呢！
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