In the TV series "Apocalypse of Impersonation", what is Tang Ying's occupation?

Tang Ying is a lawyer by profession.

In the play, Tang Ying is a lawyer in CBD. She came to study from a small city to a big city and successfully stayed in Beijing after graduation. On the surface, she is a decent CBD lawyer, but in fact, her life is overwhelmed by pressure. Not only is she crazily squeezed by her boss, Lawyer Wang (played by Jiang Shimeng), but she is also used as a gunman. However, she desperately wanted to integrate into the CBD life circle, so she could only rely on "pretending".

As a lawyer, she comes into contact with a wide range of people, and she inevitably has to talk to the big bosses of some big companies. If she doesn’t wear decent professional attire, exquisite makeup, and something that is not commensurate with her salary, If the bag and jewelry match the requirements, then she will give customers a feeling of being untrustworthy. Therefore, Tang Ying's "pretending" is to integrate into the high-end life in the CBD and get rid of the previous label of poverty.

The director of "Apocalypse of Pretending" talks about the behind-the-scenes story of the creation

Li Mo, the director of "Apocalypse of Pretending", previously directed the workplace drama "I'm Good in a Foreign Country" on Douban with an 8.1 score 》. He said frankly that the two dramas have different thinking about the workplace, "the time and location are different." The protagonists of "I'm Good in a Foreign Country" are young people who have just entered society, while "The Pretender Apocalypse" is aimed at adults who have already taken root in the city. Everyone needs to face the classic "siege" dilemma: a dog After stepping forward, do you want to pull back, or move forward completely?

Regarding the "pretending" in the title of the play, Li Mo interpreted it as a kind of urban mask. He believed that as people grow up, they always have to learn to use different masks on different occasions, and even use them inappropriately. Don't do something against your will and lose your true self just to cater. "The Apocalypse of Pretending" explores the possibility that the protagonist, represented by Tang Ying, gradually becomes more self-consistent in the collision of urban life and love, and then finds his true self and lives his life.