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Gu Jia (Gu Jia) in Only Thirty, what is the metaphor behind her name?

The hostess Gu Jia's name is homophonic "Gu Jia". As can be seen from the name of the hostess, the metaphor behind the name is: Do women want to take care of their families? Is the perfect wife and omnipotent mother what we want to see?

Tanya's full-time wife Gu Jia is the most praised and sought after female character in Thirty. "Gu Jia has satisfied all my imagination of the perfect wife" is the comment given by netizens. Tan Ya herself forwarded "Is a stay-at-home wife an independent woman" and commented "Yes" on her own platform in Weibo, which also caused doubts and discussions among netizens.

Gu Jia's qualities and abilities vividly depict his image as a "perfect wife", and it is his "too perfect" wife image that makes her husband Xu Huanshan tired and resistant. Why is the widely acclaimed "perfect wife" betrayed by her husband just because there is a third party in the marriage?

In this TV series, there is actually an invisible but looming profound connotation: a series of excellent qualities possessed by women, such as "brain" and "decisive battle", are a kind of gender dislocation, that is, even if they are so excellent, their values and future development still need to refer to men. If men don't admit or agree, the value of women will be devalued and the development space will be greatly reduced.

As a mother, Gu Jia is also explained in detail in the play. In addition to the social activities in his wife's circle, he also needs to participate in the activities of his son's kindergarten. After a busy day, dizzy and at a loss, Gu Jia had no time to take care of removing makeup and comforting his son. Giving meaning to "love" and "motherhood", and drawing a conclusion, ultimately falls on the society's view of women. Gu Jia's story has come to an end for the time being, but the social discourse and discipline like "family care" are still the obstacles and shackles of women's liberation at present. But we can and should do better, can't we?