Queer theory is a cultural theory of sexuality and gender that holds that gender identity and sexual orientation are not innate, but are formed through social and cultural processes. From the perspective of queer theory, this paper makes an in-depth study of the phenomenon of "gender cross-linking" in film and television drama works. Gender cross-linking, as a unique artistic expression technique, plays an important role in film and television drama works. By analyzing the historical origin, forms of expression and social and cultural significance of gender cross-linking, this paper discusses the inner connection between queer theory and gender cross-linking, and how this connection provides a new perspective for the creation and interpretation of film and television works.
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