Chapter 43 second quarter

Let’s talk about music. To be honest, I have no impression of pseudo-alternative music. What I remember is a group of very similar group photos.Their faces are roughly as follows: in groups of three or four, standing against the wind on the top of buildings, on hillsides, and more like to stand loosely on the criss-crossing railway lines, or in abandoned factories, in front of old warehouses, or with bald heads , or ponytail, most of the upper body is wearing a pullover, covered with a fat shirt with open arms, wearing a leather jacket with a lot of zippers in winter, and wearing jeans on the lower body, and the knees have to be worn out, and the feet are high-waisted. Thick-soled leather shoes, some holding musical instruments, some holding nothing, sitting or standing, high and low, each thinking about their own thoughts.His expression looked a little arrogant, unrestrained, and a little bored.Some time ago, the Beijing Youth Daily published a work photo of the film crew. It was a group photo of Zhang Yimou and a group of people under his banner on the set. The formation layout was very consistent with the group photo I mentioned earlier , the difference is that their expressions are relatively serene and friendly, and they look a bit like a group of honest kids trying to be bad.Of course, Zhang Yimou is by no means a pseudo-alternative, he is a real mainstream, so I was a little surprised to see them taking pictures like this.The mainstream way to take a group photo is usually to stand in several rows, the protagonist stands in the middle of the front row, and the odd jobs stand on both sides and the back row. Everyone stretches out two fingers to form a V, and the leader shouts "one, two, three". With a fake smile, they shouted "Eggplant!" together.

In terms of drama, because I saw very little and had no right to speak, I had the impression that it must be a small theater. I couldn't understand why. Other pseudo-alternative doubts, in a fit of anger, made an incomprehensible movie "Flying Like a Chicken Feather", and finally regained dignity from the pseudo-avant-garde critics. Pseudo-alternatives can also be divided into two types: one is to stop others from getting dizzy, like falling into a cloud of fog, while oneself is very clear-headed, knowing that it is for a show, and the purpose is still business. Wong Kar Wai is an example of success, the class has changed, money has been made, and both fame and fortune have been gained.The other kind is more stupid. Others are dizzy, but they are also dizzy. They are originally puppet soldiers, but they insist on treating themselves as devils and strictly demanding them.If one day I lose my imagination and want to make a living in the film industry in order to cover up my imbecility in creation, I may change myself and become a pseudo-alternative. A pseudo-alternative to graphs.