After the launch of "Lady Hu Zhu" starring Yang Mi, it has always had a good heat performance, and the cooperation between Yang Mi and Chen Weiting did not disappoint everyone. However, the overall plot setting and story direction of this play are still very similar to the previous costume romance dramas, and do not bring more freshness to the audience.
The "Female Psychologist" starring Yang Zi was originally thought to be a more professional industry drama, but director Ke Wenli is better at suspenseful works, so "Female Psychologist" is also different from the industry dramas we have seen before, there is no so grounded character setting, even simple events, will become more complicated because of dramatic processing.
Really simple and pure, avoiding routines and close to our real life drama is very rare, although a summer "Joe's Children" performed well, but the follow-up plot because it is too bloody, it can not have a lasting attraction to the audience. However, "Dear Children", which was launched on CCTV, met the audience's demand for the realism of the play.
"Dear Children" is a typical family life drama, which tells the story of the four brothers and sisters of the Mu family in the 1980s, facing different life choices and temptations under the tide of change in the times. Whether it is their careers or feelings, they are surging in the seemingly smooth progression.
Compared with the previous family life dramas launched by CCTV, the character setting of "Dear Children" is more complicated, and it is not a work that allows people to see the ending at a glance. For example, The eldest brother Mu Feng, played by Wu Qijiang in this drama, appeared as a college entrance examination student at the beginning of the play, but in fact, his age is very different from the college entrance examination in our cognition.
This is because in the early 80s of last century, many people like Mu Feng went to the countryside to do zhiqing, but because of their good foundation, they tried to change their fate through knowledge and chose to take the college entrance examination again. However, the complexity of Mu Feng's role lies in his college dreams and ambitions, but he is not an absolutely decent person.
Obviously, he had already married his wife in the countryside, but he hid it from his family until his wife in the countryside came to him pregnant, and he could only settle her elsewhere and hide his actual situation from his family. And in order to maintain his own image, denying the fact that he had married a rural wife to the people around him was a very common phenomenon in the era of the time, and the sense of reality was full.
This also shows that Mu Feng is not a person with a bottom line and seeks truth from facts, and he will inevitably give up his bottom line in order to pursue his own interests.
The old third Mu Chun is more simple, reading novels with all his heart, wanting to realize his stage dream, and in the plot of the first few episodes, this character has no impressive points.
On the contrary, the younger daughter Mu Xue, who appeared in the play as a prisoner who was released from prison, was once sentenced to prison for manslaughter.
Mu Xue also had sequelae, and he would be awakened at night when he slept. However, in the follow-up, Mu Xue chose to become a journalist who insisted on justice, and the contrast between the characters was more obvious.
What will happen to the four brothers and sisters of the Mu family who have chosen different paths in life? At present, the ending is not guessable, but it is certain that the second Mullin is an absolutely positive image.
In "Dear Children", Runo, who plays the male protagonist, believes that many viewers must feel familiar, and before this play, Runodo was a supporting role in some popular dramas.
A year ago, Runo played Zhang Yiwei in "Circuit Prosecutor Group", a rich second generation who looked clumsy and disobedient on the surface, because of his rebellious personality, every time his father reminded him, which also caused him to fall into the trap set by others again and again.
The reason why this character is eye-catching is because he looks like a negative image, but in fact he enters the prison as an undercover agent and helps the protagonist get more information, and the growth and transformation of the character is a major attraction, and does not make the character tend to face. And Runo's proper grasp of the change of characters makes it easy for the audience to empathize with them.
In addition, the role of Luo Houcai, played by him in "Meritorious Service", is also impressive.
Because of his identity, he has not been recognized by the people around him, and even seen as a potential danger. But because his marksmanship was accurate enough, he tried his best to prove himself, and finally sacrificed his life.
The arc of the character setting and the wonderful acting skills of Runo make the role of Luo Houcai the most eye-catching supporting role in "Meritorious Service".
In "Dear Children", the second mu lin he played was upright, which was in stark contrast to the boss Mu Feng.
Even though Mullin knew that his relationship with Bai Ge would be hindered, and the former feud between the two families made his mother unable to pass this hurdle, Mullin still chose to tell the truth.
This character is full of confidence and determination, whether it is for feelings or dreams, and there is no doubt that this time Runo has a pleasing role at the beginning.
Luno, who became the male protagonist of the CCTV drama, was finally seen by everyone, and his acting skills should not be underestimated.