But I read/heard somewhere that the director (?) said in a Chinese interview that they actually dumbed some of the art abilities down compared to the RL cases they consulted because it seemed too unreal. Idk, it's definitely dramatized, and some of it feels like built in assumptions could easily lead to false arrests, but what do I know?
Ha, yeah. I did read somewhere that police sketch artists play a more important role in China than they do over here, but I can't find the source now - I found it fascinating, though!
My read on it was that boy-girl is a butch lesbian and/or gender nonconforming, and Xiao Xuan mistook her for a boy and crushed on her, but either was straight or didn't dare question her sexuality on top of all her other burdens.
Same here! It did work for me.
Since she did his fitness for police work assessment, I assume the psychologist works for the police department in this capacity in general, so procedure about confidentiality might be different.
Yeah, I was wondering about that too - if it's essentially about his fitness as a police officer, there would be different rules ...
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on 2023-05-07 08:40 pm (UTC)Ha, yeah. I did read somewhere that police sketch artists play a more important role in China than they do over here, but I can't find the source now - I found it fascinating, though!
My read on it was that boy-girl is a butch lesbian and/or gender nonconforming, and Xiao Xuan mistook her for a boy and crushed on her, but either was straight or didn't dare question her sexuality on top of all her other burdens.
Same here! It did work for me.
Since she did his fitness for police work assessment, I assume the psychologist works for the police department in this capacity in general, so procedure about confidentiality might be different.
Yeah, I was wondering about that too - if it's essentially about his fitness as a police officer, there would be different rules ...