Why can’t I watch face movies anywhere?

This movie cannot be watched because of the bad values ??it spreads.

Mr. Lu Xun once said: "Face is the spiritual program of the Chinese people."

Living for face, dying for face, and spending one's life for face are true portrayals of countless Chinese people. . The so-called face cannot be seen or touched, but it occupies an unshakable position in traditional culture that lasts for five thousand years. Although there is no nation in the world that does not care about face, only the Chinese nation truly elevates face to a cultural level.

In China, a complex human society, face culture has penetrated into every aspect of people's lives. If someone refuses to drink a toast at a wine place, it means you are not giving face; if a couple quarrels and someone hears it, you lose face; if someone refuses to do something for you, it means you lose face, etc. There is a popular saying among the people: "A tree is worth its skin, and a person is worth its face." This shows how deeply Chinese people are obsessed with face.

In 2005, Chinese-American director Wu Siwei released a feature film "Face" in Taiwan. It was based on the story of a Chinese mother and daughter living overseas, and restored the relationship between a three-generation immigrant family living in New York. , a story about fierce conflicts caused by maintaining face.

The director of the film "Face", Siwei Wu, is a second-generation Chinese immigrant from California, USA. "Face" is her debut film written and directed. In this film, Siwei Wu uses the perspective of a young Chinese woman born and raised in the United States to describe the relationships between Chinese family members and the conflicts and struggles caused by differences in ideological concepts.

The story in the film takes place in Chinatown in the United States in the 1990s. The heroine Xiaowei is a Chinese-American who grew up in the United States. She lost her father when she was young. She has lived with her mother and grandparents since she was a child, but her life has been smooth, and she has no worries about food and clothing. Under her mother's hard training, Xiaowei became a surgeon when she grew up, with a successful career and a bright future.

However, under the surface of peaceful times, the family's life is actually not satisfactory. Xiaowei is a girl who was born with abnormal sexual orientation, but she never had the courage to confess to her family. Because she did not dare to make such a secret public, she had no choice but to follow her mother to various Chinese dating parties again and again to cater to her mother's fantasies and expectations for her to start a family and start a career.