Chapter 630

Ye Wei glanced at the traffic light and did not find the surveillance camera. The old woman crossed the road had two or three steps to the front of the car. Emma Watson didn't wear a seat belt but couldn't throw it out. OK, you want to play, have fun! He slapped the horn violently, and the beeping car cries the old woman in a daze. He couldn't help laughing, and immediately stepped on the accelerator. The car rushed out. As soon as he crossed the intersection, he pushed forward at full speed. After a while, the black sedan was far behind.

"Haha, goodbye!" He waved his left hand, and even the polar bears couldn't do anything to me, just you guys?

He looked at Watson, who was still in shock on the passenger seat, and smiled and said, "Scareless? Believe me, I'm more scared than you. But you are a mysterious guest, and I can't let others pick you up. Relax. Did you watch "Spider-Man 3" released yesterday? It's okay. Do you feel like "Groundhog Day"?" He whistled!

"...I haven't seen it yet." Watson looked at the bad boy with a high smile and felt a little upset. Is this OK?

"It's okay, I understand those people." Ye Wei really didn't worry, "Those children didn't see you, you are their idol, but what was just now was not something that a good girl would do. 'What? Hermione ran the red light? Oh, so sad, I didn't expect Emma Watson to be such a person!' So the couple would tell them, 'No, we admit our mistake, that's not her.' or 'Hahaha, that's just a joke, how could Hermione happen to meet us?' Then the children would say

‘Oh mom and dad, you are so bad, we want to make up for it!’ In fact, the couple is not completely sure. People are lying and talking to others and themselves. So as they talk, they believe it, yes, how could it be Hermione? She is not, that's just a little girl, the young man now! Let's call the first aid, the old lady fainted. ‘Children, give me a cell phone, 0118,999,881,99,9119,725,3”

Listening to his vivid director-like explanation, Watson had already raised his lips, and when he heard the first aid phone number meme of "It Madman", she almost burst into laughter again.

"Did you watch yesterday's football game?" She also likes to joke, talking about the "It Madman" meme: "What was Rooney thinking at that time?"

"Uh... I know! That's Rooney, he's a fool." Ye Wei's pseudo-fan who actually didn't watch the game was blindly speaking. Watson nodded and completed the joke: "Yes." The car drove past another intersection, and he said while paying attention to the road conditions: "It's better to put on your sunglasses."

He noticed in mainland China that the cars were basically covered with films, but in many places in Europe and the United States, there may be people holding guns in the car, babies trapped in cars, or drivers committed suicide, or drivers were beans... With safety, no privacy and street cars, sometimes they cannot have the best of both worlds.

"Okay." Watson put on his sunglasses and tied his seat belt back. "You're very interesting. People always think that Hermione Granger, who loves to give orders, is me."

"Just be happy." Ye Wei suddenly remembered something and asked, "Hey, have you tried skydiving at a high altitude?"

Watson shook his head in a daze, "No, not yet." Isn't that a joke about the wizard's flight?

"You really should try it." Ye Wei sighed, "That feeling is very pleasant."

"I will, thank you for your advice," he said, Watson became curious, but he remembered in a flash, "It seems that my contract does not allow me to play extreme sports..."

"Um." Ye Wei curled his lips impulsively, "Is it okay to not skateboards? Can I turn my pens?"

Watson did not answer. When he arrived at the screening site, he was sure that many people would definitely be the best opportunity to talk to Ye Wei. Not only did she want to joke, she took off her sunglasses and said seriously: "Weige, I have seen all your movies. You are one of my favorite moviegoers. I have always hoped to have a serious conversation with you. Can it be now?"

"What?" Ye Wei looked at her, and her face showed a very serious expression of Hermione, "Okay."

"I want to talk about feminism first. I love "The Bones of Winter." Watson asked, "As a girl, I really want to contribute to the feminist movement and help women get their due rights and social status. But I have a confusion. People have a stereotype about women and a stereotype about feminist women. Some of them are something I can't figure out, I don't know if you understand. Notting Hill is one of my favorite movies. But others will say that a feminist woman should not like this movie. Although it is a love story of strong women and weak men, the superstar heroine of the movie is the absolute female.

The model of women who are powerful, but she has a successful career and failed life. She asks an ordinary bookstore owner to love her. This model is a judgment on the end of a patriarchal society for feminist women. In the end, she still has to retire from film and marry a man and rely on men to get real happiness. And she takes the initiative to go to the bookstore to ask him to love her again, but he refuses; then he goes to the hotel's film press conference to ask her to give him another chance, and she agrees. It is also a traditional way for men to save women. This makes me feel...it makes sense. I don't even know whether to like "Notting Hill", I am confused by the positioning of feminist women."

Ye Wei braked the brakes and looked at Watson, who was speaking with great pleasure, "Xixi, were you chanting a spell just now and casting some magic?"

Watson was suddenly disappointed and angry, and said in a muffled voice: "I read a tongue twister that I don't know what it is, don't care." Ye Wei nodded and said yes. She looked at him in surprise, hey! He looked ahead without attention, and she said in a funny way: "I thought I could hear some guidance."

Ye Wei laughed and saw what good things did this world do, and forced a girl who was naturally romantic like this, "So what magic did you cast?"

Watson didn't want to talk anymore. He felt that Ye Weixu had a reputation. He must be knowledgeable, but he didn't want to discuss it with her. He just wanted to tease her, or "Hermione", which was really vulgar. It would be better if he didn't go to this screening, but this person was really bad. She said: "Funny and funny." Magic that made something ridiculous.

"Really?" Ye Wei was helpless and talked about feminism while driving. He smiled bitterly: "You are a nerd, buddy."

"I'm not your buddy." Watson became more and more resistant to joining him. He seemed a little rude and spoiled, adding: "I'm a girl, yes, I can use sanitary napkins! I'm proud of me being a woman."

"Hahaha!" Ye Wei raised his head and laughed, "You are really a nerd, interesting..."

Watson also knew that he was a little unspeakable, but he was really disappointed. Could it be that Ye Wei was actually a male chauvinist? A playboy who used feminism to deceive girls?

While talking, Xiaoyu gradually stopped, the car drove out of the town, and continued to go east on the field horse road in the suburbs, with few vehicles on the road.

Ye Wei saw Watson's dead look and sighed, "There is no way to deal with you, just a nerd, just a nerd." Watson looked at him and shrugged, "I think "Notting Hill" is a great feminist film. First of all, it has something that makes me dissatisfied. As you said, it used the last-minute rescue technique to get the heroine back to a passive position.

But maybe it has another meaning. The story of Cinderella always emphasizes the beauty and kindness of Cinderella, while the story of Notting Hill always emphasizes the talent of boys. For example, Will in Notting Hill understands literature, Jack in Notting Hill can draw, and of course they are usually very handsome. Why is this? Prince Charming and Beauty, daughter princess and top scholars. This is the tacit understanding of all civilizations around the world, and this is the rule of the patriarchal society.

When a girl and a boy have a huge disparity in class status, she can rise if she has appearance. The patriarchal society doesn't care whether she has talent or not. If she has sex, she can give me a beautiful baby. When a princess elopes with a talented poor boy regardless of everything, it is easy to be accepted and praised. But think about it, if a poor boy who has no talent and is only handsome and only handsome, you really love such things and stories? Or will it say that the guy is just a vague little face. When a boy has a lower status than a girl, he must have talent to rise to rise, and he will be recognized by the patriarchal society and women themselves, because son-in-law has to do things, but handsome and kind-hearted cannot do it.

Even now, in the 21st century, the needs and consciousness of this traditional society have continued to this day, and the world is temporarily running like this. Only when the talented and beautiful women can the audience recognize their love. Therefore, "Notting Hill" has this continuation, and its male protagonist is already mediocre enough, but it is still talented and handsome!

The question is to ask yourself, is this true? Is it a rule that women agree with? From most people, a man with high status will love a woman who has no talent and only looks and kindness. He will marry her and love her to death. He will not think that there is anything wrong with this woman. And a woman with high status, such as yourself, will you accept and love a man who is just handsome and kind in everything, but can't make sense? When this man is willing to be your vassal, what do you think of him?"

Watson looked at him silently, his face slightly red...

Ye Wei looked at her and continued driving, saying, "I don't know how this ideology was formed. Maybe it's the continuation of the long river of patriarchal society, maybe it's human nature. You think about it yourself. But I know that the current movies and pop culture still maintain it. Notting Hill did not deny this point, it admitted this point. If Hugh Grant had no talent, Julia Roberts wouldn't like him either; of course, if Julia was not so beautiful and charming, Grant probably wouldn't have fascinated her.

I love this movie because I think it is feminist. It actually despises the rule that princesses and talented poor boys elope. It is said no. When Julia went to the bookstore to look for Grant, she was just elopement, hiding, she was still under the control of the patriarchal society, she was afraid that others would gossip. But when Grant asked her in public at the press conference, the whole world was watching, is a movie superstar going to be with an almost mediocre poor boy? She said yes.

In my opinion, it is not the way men save women, but women control their own destiny and save themselves.

A powerful, independent girl, she is just a girl, asking a boy to love her. This does not mean that women cannot leave men, but that she has the right to choose. She made her choice in a situation of complete economic independence, self-reliance in life, and freedom of consciousness. I think no matter what, this is the right that feminist women should have, to fight for, and to decide their own destiny. Like Julia chose marriage, like Meryl Streep chose career in "The Female Devil Wearing Prada", there are other choices made by other girls. And in "The Bones of Winter", Rui made her choice in a realistic and restricted situation, sacrificing herself and protecting her family.

But all these women are feminist, and they decide not how to choose, they can choose. They are not Cinderella who is chosen by others, nor Snow White who is waiting for others to save, but Mulan, like Belle in "Beauty and the Beast", she can be forced by the brutal Beast Prince and saved by him, she can love him and influence him, but she has been trying to control her destiny."

"Can you say it's slower..." Watson had to ask, and he heard a lot of what he said, just sighing at his amazing lung capacity...

"Okay." Ye Wei took a long deep breath, "What perfume did you use? It's quite fragrant."

Before Watson could say it, he said frantically again: "As for the stereotype you mentioned, I hate this thing very much, but one fact is that humans live by impressions. When you see sugar, you know it is sweet, when you see salt, you know it is salty, when you see Rooney, you know it is stupid, when you see Emma Watson, you think of Hermione. If you say that a person is introverted, or a person is cheerful, you define him. Jung's psychology, zodiac signs, ethnicity, nationality... are all defined. How can feminists be exceptions?

The whole society and everyone will define them, requiring some texture, some rules of the game, what feminism is, what feminism is, what feminist women should do, if not pseudo-feminist. I don’t want to say which set of definitions is correct and which set is wrong. I think it usually has its one-sidedness, and the supporters of various factions usually use the definition to verify, you eliminate the information you don’t want, constantly find the ingredients to strengthen it, consume it, and get a kind of pleasure.

In the past, traditional media controlled ideology, but now the Internet age is not much better. Social networks seem to be free, but actually have their own occlusion. For example, when you think that feminists are arrogant and ungrateful, you will keep looking for information in this regard, and your group of fellow enthusiasts will continue to share this kind of information, turning a blind eye to other information that is contrary, and finally you will firmly believe that this is it. Prejudice is formed like this.

This is like this for a person, and so is a human society. This society is still a patriarchal society. To be honest, many feminist movements now exist because patriarchal power is inseparable from the purpose of showing its kindness and progress. In fact, what do many people think? They hate these girls and want them to die because they are not easily controlled. Many women do not think that they are really feminist, just keep up with the trend and take advantage of it. Even those girls who are truly determined do not understand, so while they are rushing to find the correct definition, this hidden malicious society fuels the fire and defines them, thus forming the stereotype of mainstream feminists now.

When you think you are a feminist, but you don't want to follow the stereotyped rules, you say your own words and do your own things. People say you pretend to be a fake feminist, and you are indeed not a stereotyped feminist, what should you do? Confused. It's like, I call you Sissi, and when others hear it, it's not feminist; when you call you Rora, that's feminist. This is the funny and funny magic imposed by society.

How to preserve feminine traits and self in the pursuit of feminism!? Can it also be recognized by the prejudiced outside world?

I think this is your confusion, and this is really a difficult problem.”

"But you don't..." I wonder if Ye Wei used up all the oxygen in the car, Watson was a little uncomfortable in his breathing, "You don't define it."

"I try not to." Ye Wei turned the steering wheel and smiled, "But who can escape being labeled and labeled? Long before the name, whose child are you, your gender... how many labels are you? It's them that make the world work. It's so miserable, living on such a boring planet."

Watson raised his lips slightly and said provocatively: "My biggest label is Hermione, like an exhibit that walks around, is always staring, talking, and is chatting with. They like Hermione Granger, a girl I saw in the movie, not a real living person. No matter how many Harry Potter movies I have to act, I think people know Emma Watson, I want to play different roles, I participated in your talent show, and I also gave you an email. Unfortunately, you don't seem to be interested in breaking it."

"This is a paradox. I don't define you. What should I do to break for me? Is your head?" Ye Wei shook his head and smiled, "And you are really not suitable, Bethany, Suzy, Rui, which one are suitable for you? I asked you to act in a project like "Night of Bullying". Are you willing? Can you?"

"I don't know." Watson thought for a while, the iconic characters of actresses such as Streep, Roberts, and Portman worked with him. Lawrence and Olson have achieved artistic achievements that are dazzling than her. She has nothing to do with her. In terms of appearance and temperament, Imozhen Potts can play her, but...

"You haven't invited me, and I don't know what kind of movie it is." She was a little depressed, "You have no schedule for me to act now."

"There is always a chance." Ye Wei didn't care much. Watson looked at the scenery of the fields outside the car window, and it became increasingly deserted. He couldn't help but ask: "Where is the screening place?" Ye Wei smiled and said, "Voldemort's lair. This story will teach you a lesson, don't get into strangers' cars."

"You said you didn't define me as Hermione, but you kept making jokes about me about Harry Potter."

"At least I didn't ask if you like Harry or Ron. I personally prefer Ron, nothing else, I just don't like men with glasses."

"Let's talk about feminism?"
Chapter completed!