Yuan Quan's new drama "The Battle of the Roses" after the new Hundred Flowers Film is too wonderful, and there are three main aspects that should not be missed.
First, the actor's acting skills are all online, Yuan Quan's interpretation is the most prominent, and the supporting role Of Wang Zhifei is too characteristic.
Yuan Quan plays the heroine Gu Nian, who was previously a gentle housewife, and became a business elite after returning to the workplace, and she played the transformation of the two identities appropriately, without a trace of delay.
Of course, the male protagonist played by Huang Xiaoming is also very appropriate, without a trace of grease.
Wang Zhifei's broken-mouth lawyer is even more handy, threatening the boss to jump ship, eavesdropping on the boss's corner, and a proper villain face makes the audience instantly enter the play.
Second, the "ceiling" in workplace dramas. There are many workplace dramas, but none of them are fully performed, with Yuan Quan's law firm as the center, there is no mud and water in all aspects of the work, they are really grounded cases, the plot is compact, the pace is fast, basically two episodes of a case.
Third, from the title, it can be known that the drama is a TV series that focuses on women.
Women are half the sky, then women's growth and awakening have received a lot of attention, and the drama shows women's growth from this perspective. From Gu Nian being "abandoned" in the family to being "excluded" in the workplace, step by step turning "passive" into "active", and finally slowly growing up in life.
Yuan Quan's popularity is booming, her acting skills are recognized by everyone, coupled with the careful cooperation of various actors, this female inspirational drama superbly shows the transformation process of the workplace.
It's not terrible to get a bad card, because God will not fail the hard-working people. #Highlights in the plot of "War of the Roses" #
