与其说编导在给观众叙述着一个委婉动听的故事,倒不如说她们在讲着一个发人深思的寓言。影片《女人·TAXI·女人》中发生在生活阅历不同、文化层次不同、对世界本体和人生价值的认识更不同的两位女性身上的经历,诉说着做女人的艰难,同时也表现了现代气息给她们带来的新的躁动,揭示着丰富的人生哲理。人生的道路是坎坷复杂的,时代毕竟不同了,女人与男人一样可以上大学,可以当硕士、博士,可以从事科学研究,但她们照样遇到种种麻烦与苦恼,而且这并不取决于她们知识层次的高下。同时,人世间又是充满温暖的,尽管“家家都有一本难念的经”,但她们仍然能在广博的世界内,包括与自己相间性别的人们中找到知音。影片的编剧乔雪竹和导演王君正都是女人,凭着对女性的艰难的理解,让 Not so much the director in the audience to tell a euphemistic story, might as well say that they are talking about a thought-provoking fable. The experiences of two women who took part in the film “Woman · TAXI · Woman” in different life experiences, different cultural levels, and different understandings of the world’s ontology and the value of life tell the difficulty of doing a woman and also show the modern flavor Bring them new agitation, revealing a wealth of philosophy of life. The road to life is bumpy and complicated. Times are different after all. Women can go to university like men and can be master’s and doctoral students, but they still have trouble and distress, and it does not depend on their knowledge Hierarchy. At the same time, the human world is full of warmth. Although “every family has an uncanny Bible,” they still find their voice in the vast world, including those who have sex with themselves. The film’s writer Joe Snow Bamboo and director Wang Jun are both women, with a difficult understanding of women, let