Young people who feel tired from work and have no life, come and see this high-scoring Korean drama to refresh themselves!

The Korean dramas in my impression are all about young people, and the protagonists are often handsome men and beautiful women in bright clothes.

Or leisurely stroll in commercial centers, western restaurants, high-end office buildings, a colorful bubble dream world of princes and princesses.

Or you don't drive all day, go to nightclubs, party every night and love each other.

Some people ridicule: Korean dramas have three treasures, as well as car accidents, cancer and incurable diseases!

Such Korean dramas are close to heaven, but far from life.

And a Korean drama that just aired recently is very special. Although it is also a description of the young people at the bottom who just entered the workplace in South Korea, the hero's experience in the play is so sad, so hard, so discriminated against, so hopeless for the future.

They can't see the direction and meaning of life, so they can only move forward in the step-by-step workplace.

It's true, it's from the heart!

This is episode 16 of Korean TV series live, with a douban score of 9.2.

The play tells the bitter life and career story of several young policemen in a grass-roots police station in South Korea.

Han () is a girl who is willing to endure hardships and has excellent academic performance.

She works in a restaurant that is open all night, runs home from work in the early morning to cook for her mother, and finally has to pack her clothes and attend a job fair during the day.

The job fair was crowded with young job seekers who were as anxious as she was. Or recite interviews, or channel the tension on the eve of the war.

Jason Wu's careful preparation is useless, but she is discriminated against everywhere because of her gender.

The interviewer asked her the following questions:

Do you have any plans to get married after work?

Can you continue to work after marriage?

If your boss asked you to do some private housework, would you do it?

Even though Jason Wu lied without conscience that she could do private things for her boss without considering marriage, she still lost the election. On the contrary, her education is not as good as her male predecessors.

Companies prefer to choose male job seekers.

Because it is easy to command, because it is obedient.

Lian Shangxiu (Lee Kwang Soo) is an intern working in Pure Water Company.

He runs around with a bucket on his back every day. As soon as the phone is direct, he has no time to eat.

For your performance, you need to please your boss.

Even so, if he wants to become a full member, he must pay the shares of the company.

Helpless, he borrowed all the savings of his mother who was a hotel cleaner and his brother who was a drug salesman.

Just as he was looking forward to the bright future of becoming a regular employee of the company, the bad news came.

This company is just a well-disguised MLM organization. After defrauding employees and customers of shares, people go to the building.

At that moment, Shang Xiu's eyes were bloodshot and his heart was dying.

Occasionally, Jason Wu and the monk appear, and they all see patrol job advertisements posted everywhere.

The police are civil servants and are well paid. And regardless of academic qualifications and gender, as long as you study well, you can be admitted.

Of course, the competition is also cruel, and the admission ratio is 70: 1.

A grind, a stamp. Take an examination of civil servants!

The civil service examination in Korea is very cruel. Candidates have to train in the test center for two years and pay a lot of training fees.

In order to collect this fee, Jason Wu, a single parent born out of wedlock, went to the man who abandoned her and her mother in shame.

Stalking, phone harassment, staying by the car.

Jason Wu did something that a self-respecting young girl would never want to do, and that was to ask someone she never wanted to meet.

Just to raise the training fee.

Jason Wu and the monk show, they are in front of the examination room, welcoming the spring flowers, sending away the burning sun and watching the snowflakes flying all over the sky.

After studying hard in the cold window of purgatory for two years, I finally waited for the good news.

They all became official policemen.

At that moment, I cheered and cheered. There is no doubt that young people yearn for a better future and have a great ambition of "I come to the world".

But where did they know that this was just the official beginning of their hard life.

During the police academy training, Jason Wu, Shang Xiu and other recruits received harsh training and faced the pressure of being eliminated at any time. In the middle of the night, boys sigh and girls cry silently.

Even after the school training period, they were assigned to the police station for internship, and the work they faced every day was never expected when they applied for the police.

They are going to send their lost grandmother home.

They have to get drunk in police cars and clean up cars with vomit.

They want to point to the powerful people and scold them: "what is a small policeman!" "

They should wear helmets and shields to keep the demonstrators in order. You can't fight, you can't hide, and you can't save your companions. Just like robots, keep moving in formation.

Awkward, powerless, obscene, bottom!

As at the beginning of the first episode, there was a sad situation when there was a police task. It was snowing all over the sky, and a group of policemen were sitting on the ground, shivering and eating food covered with snowflakes on their plates.

My hands are too cold to hold chopsticks, and my nose and ears are red with cold.

Is this the glorious police?

Is this the life they pursue?

Every young man, when he first enters the society, will have great confusion and confusion.

When they go from the beautiful innocent world on campus to the cruel life in reality.

The sharp contrast between beauty and ugliness, good and evil, ease and fatigue.

Will be deeply engraved in every young man's immature heart.

Life at that time was like a knife.

One road after another, draw scars in the hearts of young people, shed some blood, wait for it to heal slowly, form scabs, and then leave scars.

Then cut it again and so on.

After ten or twenty years, I finally developed a greasy appearance, indifferent personality and hard heart of middle-aged people in the workplace.

This Korean drama is called "Alive", which is vividly translated as "Alive".

I can't help thinking of the famous film of the same name directed by Zhang Yimou.

Fu Gui, a dude, lost all his gambling and became penniless. In his miserable life, he experienced wars, revolutions and social unrest. I also experienced the divorce of my wife, the death of my son and the death of my daughter.

A fresh person, after being crushed repeatedly by life, only has a body left, silent and struggling all day long.

Like an old dog, what you have to do every day is to crawl clumsily to the end of your life.

Of course, this Korean drama is not that bad. But it truly reflects the helplessness, anxiety and depression of Korean young people when they first face the society.

Jason Wu monk show are all young people from the bottom, with no background.

Jason Wu's mother, born out of wedlock, raised her daughter to go to college. At the age when she should be enjoying herself, she has to go out to sell insurance every day to support her family, and sometimes she needs her daughter to urge her to take medicine.

Shangxiu's mother works as a cleaner in a hotel. The only thing she envies is another sister who works with her and a son who works as a civil servant in the district government.

Faced with all kinds of discrimination and injustice in the workplace, it is inevitable that Jason Wu's monk show will have a huge psychological gap.

They don't understand why they don't know where the future is now.

They don't understand why their efforts have not been rewarded.

They don't understand why all roads lead to Rome, but some people were born in Rome.

Life has always been a neutral word.

Each of us must experience it, accept the damage and tempering it brings, and accept the beauty and happiness it brings us.

In life, no one of any age can guarantee a carefree and happy life.

Pupils and middle school students are under great academic pressure, and it is a boring childhood to have no time to look at the blue sky.

Young people are at a loss when they first enter the society, and there is fierce competition and intrigue in the workplace.

More than half of middle-aged people's lives are lonely and helpless, and there is a middle-aged crisis in which the elderly are sick and their children go to school.

The old man is lonely at dusk in his later years, and his children are scattered and busy at night.

No one can claim to be lucky in front of life. Are young people suffering alone?

But we have to live after all, don't we?

As romain rolland famously said in his book Michelangelo, there is only one true heroism in the world, and that is to love life after knowing the truth.