Five Chang'e comparison, which is the most beautiful one in your mind? Chen Hong, Fan Wenfang, Liu Tao, Yan Danchen, Yao Di who are the Chang'e in your mind.
I have to say that Chen Hong was so beautiful at that time, and Chang'e played by Chen Hong was the most classic, she gave people the feeling of being weak, but at the same time she was cold and arrogant. Chen Hong was a bright-eyed beauty when she was young, and she was fully worthy of the role of Chang'e with her appearance, and now it seems that she has a kind of grace that is incompatible with the red dust and mortal.
Fan Wenfang played Chang'e in "Running to the Moon", she is known as one of the four beauties in Singapore, her appearance and temperament are very good, I don't know if it's a problem with makeup or clothing, Fan Wenfang's version of Chang'e is less immortal, but her acting skills are still very good. Fan Wenfang and Li Mingshun played Chang'e and Houyi respectively in the play, which can be regarded as a good story.
Liu Tao has made a cameo appearance in a drama as Chang'e, judging from the stills, she is wearing a plain white costume and a plush hair ornament on her head. From the styling alone, it can be seen that the crew is a little distracted, Liu Tao obviously plays Chang'e, and I don't know that I thought she was playing the Jade Rabbit Spirit. I have to say that Liu Tao's appearance is very high, and at that time she still had a trace of childishness on her face, and she had a sweet and cute feeling.
Yan Danchen played Chang'e in "Baolian Lantern", whether it is clothing or makeup, her style is very good, and Yan Danchen herself also has a cold and dusty temperament, so she played Chang'e to enter the wood three points, even the audience can't help but be moved, not to mention the canopy marshal.
There is also a version of Chang'e in "Baolian Lantern Prequel", played by Li Xinru, compared to Yan Danchen's Chang'e, Li Xinru is more melancholy and beautiful, although the two have some similarities, but they give people a completely different feeling.
If the first five Chang'e are not bad, then Yao Di's version of Chang'e really can't bear to look at it directly, others play Chang'e are wearing white clothes and white headdresses, and Yao Di is wearing red clothes, and the shape has a sense of déjà vu of a peasant woman, this should be the most unlike Chang'e version, what do you think?
