"I am in Beijing" Lu Han Biaobiao acting skills for Ai Gan to be a "spare tire man"

Lu Hanbiao's "I'm Fine in Beijing" stills

Sohu Entertainment News On the date, the "Chinese Dream" series of TV series "I am fine in Beijing" is being broadcast on CCTV, which uses a simple approach to describe the story of civilian life and urban hard work. Zhou Baomin, played by actor Lu Hanbiao in the play, is a healing man who waits for love and is willing to be a "spare tire man", which wins the goodwill of the audience.

Nowadays, many young people in the stage of love, will have material overtones, two people in the object, flashing and flashing phenomenon occurs from time to time, many touching and profound bridges seem to be found only in the story. Zhou Baomin, played by actor Lu Hanbiao in the TV series "I'm Fine in Beijing", is such an obsessive man who loves love from beginning to end. He has no handsome appearance, no good family background, and no highly educated knowledge. For such a "three noes" person, some are only loyal to feelings. When he met the heroine of the story "Talking About Little Love" (played by Wang Xihua), for such a "North Drifting Woman" who also came from other places, he knew that he could work hard with her and work hard together, but things were often not so smooth, "Talking About Little Love" in the initial emotional issues and many foreign women, hoping to find a local man to quickly stabilize, so Zhou Baomin (played by Lu Hanbiao) became a real "spare tire man".

In an interview with reporters, young actor Lu Hanbiao has his own understanding of the interpretation of such a role: "I personally feel that 'Zhou Baomin' (the role in the play) is a responsible man, a man who can start from scratch, maybe such a man can't give his beloved woman flowers and perfume, but he can definitely give the person he loves a warm home." Someone once said, "Falling in love can change every day, and living a life must be real." Let's find the good man who lives a good life in the TV series "I'm Fine in Beijing".