What is the analysis of the finale of Hidden Corner?

The analysis of the finale of Hidden Corner is as follows:

In Hidden Corner, only Zhu Chaoyang is alive, and Yan Liang falls into the sea and is drowned. Pupu died of asthma attack. Zhang Dongsheng regretted calling 120 and watched Pupu die. Zhu Chaoyang's father Zhu Yongping and stepmother Wang Yao both died. Zhu Chaoyang used Zhang Dongsheng to kill them.

Yao Yao was killed by Zhang Dongsheng, but Zhu Chaoyang was also in the aquaculture factory at the time of the incident. You can clearly see that Yao Yao's body has been moved, and there is a conspicuous red pipe beside it. There is a photo of Zhu Chaoyang washing his hands, washing the red pigment on his hands very hard. As we all know, it was Zhu Chaoyang who killed Yao Yao.

In the play, when Zhu Chaoyang was writing a diary, there was a scene in which his nose was dripping on the diary, but there was no blood in the diary that day. As you can see, Zhu Chaoyang wrote two diaries to excuse himself.

Besides, the drama "Hidden Corner" is actually Zhu Chaoyang's diary after beautifying herself. The scene in which Yan Liang finally goes to school is very strange, so this is just Zhu Chaoyang's imagination, because Yan Liang is really dead.

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The hidden corner observes the family and the adult world from the perspective of children. Three children are more like a window to observe the world, from which we can see some deviations in the name of love, such as possessive maternal love, jealousy of the silent and paranoia of the inferior. These emotions, which swing between good and evil in human nature, make the audience have a hidden warning in the process of watching the drama.

The drama continues the "dark style" in plot, photography, soundtrack and style, and also tries to get out of the solidified creative concept and establish closer ties with real life. It extends its tentacles to all levels of the social crowd, to the inside of the smallest social cell "family", and commits crimes against single-parent families, middle-aged marriages, middle-aged crises, especially teenagers.