In September, good dramas continue, and the most eye-catching should be this Chinese style competitive heritage drama "Who Give Me Up" with the theme of Chinese Go competition. Starring powerful actors Li Randi and Niu Junfeng, the drama tells the story of the chess world's heroes and mengxin reporters who have gone through twists and turns and supported each other to finally realize their Go dreams.
TV dramas based on Go culture are extremely rare, so this is one of the reasons why this drama achieved a good score of 1.83% as soon as it was first broadcast. Nowadays, the plot of "Who Gives Me Up" has gradually entered a better state, and the performance of the characters in the play has become the focus of the audience. Everyone should note that the success of this national style competition + inspirational growth drama is also due to the strong character lineup. This drama not only has powerful actors, but also has a soul protagonist sitting in the lineup. Let's take a look at these roles, are these characters your favorite?
Strength of the new generation: Lee Randy
Li Randi plays a cute new female journalist Cheng, who was framed by colleagues and jealousy when she first entered the workplace, and changed from an inferiority rookie who was not confident in the workplace and always lived under the light of her sister to a self-confident self-confidence, and finally learned to use new media to publicize Go, carry forward traditions, and become an excellent cultural journalist.
Li Randi is a regular class actor who graduated from "Chinese Opera", has participated in countless high-quality dramas, and has also shown his solid acting skills in "I Am an Actor". As a full-fledged Li Randi, he still plays a very good role in controlling this kind of inspirational growth drama, grasps the details of cheng's role very accurately, and successfully creates an unforgettable image of a cute and positive energy female journalist.
Unexpectedly reliable "newcomer": Ke Jie
As a heritage drama that promotes The culture of Go, "Who Gives Me Up" specially invited Nie Weiping and Ke Jie, two heavyweight Go gods, to make a cameo performance in the play, of which the role of Go genius Ke Jie is not small, which is a surprise Easter egg for Go lovers. What is unexpected is that Ke Jie, who acted for the first time, was unexpectedly "reliable" in the play, and his performance was remarkable. Many viewers praised his natural acting skills and performed the humor of the character. The role of Ke Jie has become a very pleasing character in the play.
Performed the soul of ta: brand support partners give up wine
Careful viewers should be able to see that there is often a distinctive "soul character" in the play - the figure of willing to drink. As the brand support partner of the TV series "Who Give Me Up", Shede Wine witnesses every important scene and every moment of Willingness in the play.
More importantly, there is a soul resonance connection between the Go culture promoted by this drama and the "wisdom of willingness" of willing wine. Go, which has been passed down for thousands of years, advocates a balanced chess game, both offensive and defensive, relaxed, and sacrificial, and the small black-and-white chess board reflects the sacrifice and gain of life.
Shede wine also has the soul of "giving up and getting, tension and moderation". In order to brew good wine, willing to work tediously, willing to be willing to be six grains of care, willing to the accumulation of time, willing to be waiting for craftsmen... It is the "willingness" of day and night that has the fragrance of 120,000 tons of high-quality old wine. The spirit of Go, in tandem with the wisdom of the willingness, conveys a similar soul.
Old drama bone with good acting skills: Liang Guanhua
Liang Guanhua plays Xie Hanzhou, the go master in the play, and is also the male protagonist's Go master. Teacher Liang Guanhua is a national first-class actor, a member of the Chinese Dramatists Association, and a veritable old drama bone. In "Who Give Me Up", he performed the open-minded and generous and intelligent charm of the Go god Xie Hanzhou, and the performance of the old drama bone was as stable as ever.
Especially when the Go game was fiercely carried out and his son Xie Chang'an came to chat with him, his calm and open-mindedness and understanding of Go made people express admiration from the bottom of their hearts. He has a classic line: "Wine is not to be persuaded to drink, chess is not to fight for victory, go with the flow, there is a sacrifice and a gain, everything is always happy." ”
Xie Hanzhou believes that Go has changed from a "decimal" in the eyes of Confucius to one of the "four arts" of our traditional culture, relying on the inheritance of masters and apprentices from generation to generation. Therefore, he never worried about being defeated by his apprentices, because this is the inheritance of Go, and there is a sacrifice to get. These words not only point out the personality charm of understanding Hanzhou, but also point out the essence of Go culture - willing to give, which echoes the center of the whole play.
Life is like a chess piece, and only with sacrifice can we get it. "Who Give Me Up" experiences the go culture in the charm created by the characters, and feels the wisdom of the go culture, which makes people taste more and more interesting. Good dramas are being broadcast on major platforms, let's chase dramas together happily!