Today, the urban emotional drama "Dear Children" starring actor Cui Xinxin landed on CCTV-8. The drama takes the family as the starting point and the family affection that Chinese has always attached importance to as the link, and integrates the growth process of a group of young people who are full of prosperity and unlimited expectations for the future into the historical picture of the development of the times. This time, Cui Xinxin will be the third daughter of the Mu family in the play, and the actor of the song and dance troupe, Mu Chun.
The drama tells the moving story of a group of young people who keep up with the pace of the times under the great changes, guard their family affection, chase their ideals, and finally return to their original intentions on their respective life paths. The twists and turns of the plot line bring multiple points of view and suspense to the audience. In the play, Mu Chun, played by Cui Xinxin, is a character who has been fascinated by martial arts novels since childhood, and the wind and fire are like a heroine. As a person of integrity and kindness, she will help her brother Mu Lin solve her love enemies, and she will also repay Mu Lin for her dissatisfaction with her mother's preference for Mu Feng. The cool girlfriend + brother control of the person set, will be full of expectations!
Since her debut, actress Cui Xinxin has played a variety of roles with different personalities, highlighting her plasticity as an actress. It is worth mentioning that Cui Xinxin played Xu Jingping in "The Little Woman Under the Noonday Gate", the daughter of Xu Huizhen (played by Jiang Wenli), a well-behaved girl who is soft and sticky at home, and a fierce workplace elite outside, Cui Xinxin's performance is relaxed and free, bringing unlimited surprises to the audience. His superb but detailed acting skills have been unanimously recognized by everyone. Whether it is the summer in "You Are My Miracle" or the Heavy Zhu Xiaowen in "The Coolest World", it has brought different surprises to everyone. Mu Chun in this play is a lively and affectionate girl. For the actor Cui Xinxin, this kind of role must be handy for her to interpret, and how to seek new breakthroughs in similar roles? I believe Mu Chun will tell us the answer. Tonight, let us witness it together, not to see it, not to disperse.