"Sheng Jingchu and Cheng are what immortals 'tend to light' love, by this pair to sweet." In the popular youth love competition inheritance drama "Who Give Me Up", which is being broadcast in the Happiness Theater of Jiangsu Satellite TV, Sheng Jingchu and Cheng's "sweet love" on the screen has become a hot topic of discussion among the audience.
In the latest plot, in order to heal the pain of Cheng's lost love, Sheng Jingchu even used the "healing" serial move, not only to accompany food and drink but also to elaborately make birthday gifts for him. Although Shengjingchu has a cold appearance of "no one to come near", he has unconditional care for Cheng, so that the audience can directly call out "I want the same boyfriend as Shengjingchu." Niu Junfeng also sent a microblog to "stamp" the role: "This talent for chasing his wife has been learned" and "It is quite good to heal the lost love at the beginning of shengjing.". In an exclusive interview, Niu Junfeng said: "I have been watching for a few days, I think it is very sweet, and then I have to watch it with a smile the whole time."
The "spoiled wife master" in the play
Outside the play is "Steel Straight Man"
The genius chess player's high-cold god is unusual when he encounters the choice of the heart, and the whole body can't help but bloom with warmth and infatuation, Niu Junfeng's contrast to the role of Sheng Jingchu is full of layers, vivid and flexible, and has received unanimous praise. Niu Junfeng added: "He (Sheng Jingchu) had a very tragic childhood, and there was no glory in his world. He was a very clean man, wrapping himself very tightly until he met a girl who made him glorious and made him glorious, and the same person who had brilliance."
Niu Junfeng, who debuted as a child star at the age of 10, has created many impressive classic roles, such as the young Ma Xuejun in "You Are My Brother", Hu Xiaoman in "Battle Changsha", and Yuan Song in "The Biography of Chu Qiao", etc., and are the representatives of the uncompromising strength faction among young actors. This time, sheng Jingchu, a Go master played in "Who Give Me Up", once again circled countless fans because of his super empathetic interpretation. Some viewers supported: "Niu Junfeng interpreted the role very well, Sheng Jingchu cared about Cheng very directly, and put every sentence of Cheng in his heart, which was really heartwarming, and felt the charm of light-seeking love!" For the praise of the outside world, Niu Junfeng said heartily: "Shengjing chu remembers every sentence of Cheng, learn from Shengjing Chu"!
Interestingly, when asked about a certain thing that is most unacceptable to girls, Niu Junfeng said bluntly: "Girls will spend a long time wearing makeup before going out, which I don't quite understand, because I go out faster." It seems that although he is a "spoiled wife expert" in the play, he is a proper "straight man" outside the play.
"Worship Master" Nie Weiping
Self-teasing "The best actor to play Go"
In "Who Give Me Up", a tense and fierce game of Go competition makes the audience directly addicted. The stability and fierceness of the first game of Shengjing, the fall in the black and white chess game is like a flowing stream, and the professional standard displayed in one move and one style is eye-catching. To make the role stand, of course, it is inseparable from the actor's own continuous tempering and polishing of the role. "I had never been exposed to Go before, but after taking up this play, I spent a few months learning Go, right there with Nie Lao (Nie Weiping)." Niu Junfeng mentioned in the interview.
The grand scene in the play is a professional Player of the Nine Dans of Go who makes opponents prohibitive, and Niu Junfeng outside the play is also quite confident in his own Go skill level. He once joked in the film viewing meeting that he was the best actor to play Go, and he was also the actor who played Go the best. In the small part of the game of interview and quick answer, Niu Junfeng still said with confidence: "If you participate in the industry competition activities, the Go game can take the first place, after all, the master has given guidance." It seems that in the process of learning, he has not been less recognized by Teacher Nie.
Hope in a relaxed and happy atmosphere
Popularize knowledge of Go
Different from the traditional Go drama, "Who Gives Me Up" incorporates a lot of refreshing Go elements. For example, the Weiqi tournament restored in the play, Cheng as the perspective of The little white of Go, allows the audience to further understand the introductory mystery of Go; there is also the "illusion" game between the characters when they are integrated into the chess game, which makes the game of the black and white two children of the Go side of the chess board more exciting.
In the play, although Sheng Jingchu has his own "aura" skill as soon as he appears, there is also an unknown bitterness behind it. He grew up in the Kyushu dojo and was taught Go by his master, but his master told him to leave the dojo until he was promoted independently before he could return. Among them, there is a hidden dilemma of the difficulty of advancing the initial chess skills of Shengjing, but it also represents the spirit of The inheritance of Go that the young generation has overcome themselves and constantly sublimated. Niu Junfeng said frankly: "I hope that everyone can feel the happiness inside, feel the pain of the character, feel the growth of this character, feel some of the true feelings of everyone, I think it is worth everyone to see."
As one of the main actors, Niu Junfeng also has his own sense of chasing the drama: "I have been watching (the play) for the past few days, and I think the drama is very sweet, and I went to watch it with a smile the whole time. He has a part of Go that we should pay attention to the inheritance, and there is a very professional part, which can let everyone watch this drama with a relaxed feeling, and at the same time, he can popularize some knowledge of Go for everyone."
Source: Jiangsu Satellite TV