Jin Dong once played a Japanese adopted by a Chinese in "Breaking the Guandong", who committed suicide due to guilt in the era of war. When Kameda Ichiro was seriously ill, he was adopted by the Zhu family, who gave him a while

Jin Dong once played a Japanese adopted by a Chinese in "Breaking the Guandong", who committed suicide due to guilt in the era of war.

Kameda Ichiro was adopted by the Zhu family when he was seriously ill, and the Zhu family gave him a happy childhood and was found by his biological parents, but when he grew up, he became the Zhu family's business rival.

Judging from his identity, Ichiro is Japanese, and emotionally, Ichiro is also the righteous son of Chinese. For Ichiro, the feelings given by the Zhu family are indelible. Even when he grew up, he was always looking for the taste of that bowl of marinated noodles.

So, because of a bowl of noodles, Ichiro met with his family again, only this time it was death that brought Ichiro.

The Zhu family's mine is a fragrant food, Morita has always wanted to keep it for himself, but he can't find a breakthrough, and after discovering Ichiro, the adopted son of Chinese, he used Ichiro to swallow the shares of the mine step by step.

When Ichiro found out too late, he hated himself for indirectly harming the Zhu family, and after stealing the evidence of Morita and giving it to the Zhu family, he chose to commit suicide.

@NuanxinsheTan When I saw this paragraph, I thought that Ichiro's death was a fateful ending, an inevitable tragedy of the Sino-Japanese war. Ichiro's blood ties prevent him from truly betraying his country, and at the same time he does not really awaken to a true sense of self, unable to self-awaken, and become a victim.

Although Ichiro is Japanese, he has gained a lot of sympathy and tears, and is used as bait to kill his benefactor. The pain of lovers and loved ones is self-inflicted, and although the role is small, the acting skills required are not small. Jin Dong's acting skills were still online when he played this role, earning tears from the audience.

Compared to the role of Jin Dong's old cadre, I prefer his early supporting roles, who can always perform characters contrary to stereotypes, such as the eunuch Xu An in "Young Chincha", and the Japanese in "Breaking the Guandong". The role will not limit his acting skills, on the contrary, it will also allow him to have different ways of acting, and every time is a surprise.

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