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Miss Red Card sells ambiguity and "shakes off stereotypes" to reveal a mysterious culture

Excessive drinking is harmful to your health. Please do not drink and drive. Welcome to watch Taiwan Revelation. I am Hong Peixiang. The rise of video streaming platforms has changed people's viewing habits. You don't have to stay in front of the TV. You can watch it whenever you want. If you have time, you can even catch up with the whole season in one go. The recently popular "Hua Deng Chu Shang" can be said to have made full use of this feature. All 24 episodes are divided into three seasons. Not only the ending of each season There are foreshadowings in every episode, and even a hook is arranged at the end of each episode to hook the audience tightly, and they will continue to watch the next episode unknowingly, and you will have finished the whole season unknowingly. It not only successfully attracted the audience's attention, but also heated up the topic. Everyone is guessing who the real murderer is, because every suspect seems to have a motive for killing. However, it is said that the original idea of ​​​​Hua Deng Chu Shang was just to make a movie about the sisterhood of several girls who work in a Japanese-style hotel and support each other. At that time, they were also worried that the subject matter involving hotels would not be accepted because of negative stereotypes, so the investors were not optimistic. Later, after repeated discussions, the screenwriter decided to put in a homicide case to bring out the love, hatred and grudges between the hotel ladies. It is said that there were at least ten versions of who the murderer was. Every link was produced with the high standards of a movie and was very carefully choreographed. This is why NETFLIX was finally impressed. They were willing to spend NT$300 million to purchase the global broadcasting rights for "Lights on", a figure that also set the highest sales record for Taiwanese drama copyrights. After watching this drama, many people became curious about Linsen North Road in the 1980s. In fact, the so-called "Jiaodori" in "Jiaodori culture" means alley in Japanese. Its range is roughly from Zhongshan North Road to Xinsheng Viaduct in the east, and from Shimin Avenue to Nanjing East Road in the north. During the Japanese colonial era, this was a high-end residential area for Japanese dignitaries. The neat and tidy chessboard-like planning was called Taisho-cho. Later, during the period when the US military was stationed in Taiwan, these high-end dormitories that were originally for the Japanese were converted into US military bars and clubs. When the US military withdrew from Taiwan and entered a critical period of Taiwan's economic take-off, the Japanese came back to do business again. The cadres sent to Taiwan liked to have a drink after work, so the US military bars were converted into Japanese-style hotels. In its heyday, more than 600 Japanese-style hotels were opened in this area. What Japanese hotels sold back then was ambiguity, which is what they call selling smiles but not bodies. Siena said that when she first entered the industry she knew nothing. The mama-san told her that the body was the last line of defense and she must protect it because the circle was very small and as long as you had sex with that guest, everyone would soon know about it, and it would not be a good thing for the hotel. But how do you handle this kind of ambiguous relationship? Back then, the ladies in Japanese hotels did not just have to dress up beautifully every day to go to work. Learning Japanese well was a basic requirement. Flower arrangement and golf were also compulsory courses. So to become a popular lady in a Japanese hotel, beauty alone was not enough. In addition to ambiguity, Japanese hotels sell meticulous service, which makes Japanese people feel at home when they are in a foreign country. Therefore, the decorative feeling of the space is very different from that of Taiwanese hotels. Taiwanese hotels pay attention to pomp and face. As soon as you walk into the lobby, you can see the imposing crystal chandeliers. Each private room is large and comfortable, and the decoration is luxurious. Japanese hotels are just the opposite. Generally speaking, the space of Japanese hotels is not large. A small one is very warm, with comfortable sofas and dim and soft light, it really feels like returning to the living room at home! The culture of Tiaotong should not be equated with pornography. In recent years, Siena has actively carried out guided tours in the hope of making Tiaotong an internationally renowned tourist attraction. Become a Taiwan Apocalypse [Captain Member] and enjoy exclusive channel member videos https://www.youtube.com/@ebcapocalyps... If you like our content, please use Super Comment to make your comments more eye-catching!