"Recently, I have been watching "Who Give Me Up", and I am sad to laugh and laugh together in front of the screen, and I am really healed." After experiencing the blow of his master's death, Sheng Jingchu gradually recovered his "lost" chess skills under the care and support of Cheng And his friends. Tonight, the "Midsummer Early Cp", which contracted the entire drama "Sugar", will find its most authentic self in mutual protection and companionship, and usher in a happy ending.
With the gold medal production team, strength lineup and youth inspirational Go theme, Jiangsu Satellite TV's "Who Give Me" has continuously received praise from the audience since its broadcast. The positive energy conveyed by the protagonists to inspire each other to move forward for their dreams also resonated with the audience.
Multi-dimensional and innovative approach
Show the different colors of Go
As a rare Go drama on the screen, "Who Am I" not only invites Go master Nie Weiping to escort the professionalism, but also innovates the expression method of "combining virtual and real", so that the Go tournament can be presented to the audience in the most vivid and intuitive form of "illusion competition".
Not only that, the emotional collision between the Go genius Sheng Jingchu and the mengxin reporter Cheng Yi in the play has injected a strong youthful vitality into the theme of Go. The wonderful combination of sweet pets and Go continues to break the circle, so that the drama quickly became the focus after broadcasting, and the emotional hot search topic between the protagonists continued to dominate the list.
It is worth mentioning that many professional Go tournaments and Go expertise in the play are also explained one by one through the perspectives of different characters, leading the audience into the world of Go. Interesting and meaningful, the biggest significance of "Who Gives Me Up" to the screen is as the show's producer Liu Ning once said in an interview: "Let more young people understand Chinese Go."
Speak with strength
The young actors gained recognition from the audience
A good work is often inseparable from the polishing and embellishment of actors. During the broadcast of "Who Give Me Up", the lead actors Li Randi, Niu Junfeng, Han Jiunuo and other young actors won the recognition of the audience with their dedicated and professional performances. Cheng, played by Lee Randi, is lively and cute, although he is a newcomer in the workplace, his work is occasionally frustrated, but he is like a little sun that warms everyone around him.
Sheng Jingchu, played by Niu Junfeng, is often indifferent to the outside world, but in front of Cheng, he is unusually pampered, and the strong contrast between "genius chess player" and "spoiled wife expert" makes the role of Sheng Jingchu rich and three-dimensional. Many viewers hope to find the same boyfriend after chasing the drama.
Cheng Yi, played by Han Jiunuo, is capable and treats his sister Cheng like a mother. When there is a low point in work, Cheng Yi can always pretend to be strong, self-digesting and healing, and never bring home feelings of loss. For love, she can also firmly pursue her heart in principle.
The empathetic interpretation of the actors deepened the audience's sense of substitution, and the positive kernel of the characters in "Who Give Me Up" also aroused the audience's resonance: "The characters in this play are very vivid and vivid, and the emotional burst is particularly smooth, and the actor's acting skills are really speechless." Maybe when you are young, you must dare to fight like them. ”
Sharpen with whiskers
The youth "chess" brigade is not finished to be continued
Although the plot of "Who Give Me Up" is coming to an end, the test of the protagonist is not over. After experiencing the twists and turns of life up and down, Sheng Jingchu has always been unable to escape the haze of his master's death, and the Go genius who has repeatedly broken through himself can no longer face the chessboard in a sudden blow. In the latest plot, Sheng Jingchu was awakened by nie Weiping, a predecessor of Go, and re-examined the origin of the matter, and found that Yao Ke was the initiator. Therefore, Sheng Jingchu cleverly used Yao Ke's selfishness to set up a "frank chess" for the other party to make the truth public.
Although Sheng Jingchu successfully found the "inner ghost" hidden in the Kyushu dojo, whether he could overcome the psychological obstacles and return to the Go arena is still a mystery. On the other hand, Cheng Yu is also doing his best to retrieve the deepest taste of the "lost" in the heart of Shengjing chu, where is the secret of restoring the "Song Sister-in-law Fish Soup"? Tonight, "Who Give Me Up" will reveal the final answer. Let's lock Jiangsu Satellite TV vivo X70 Happiness Theater, not to see or scatter!
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