These two dramas are too easy to make people string drama, whether the actors' acting skills are too good, or the audience is too deep into the play

Starring Qin Lan, Wang Hedi, Li Zonghan, Bao Wenjing and others, the urban emotional drama "Rational Life" is being broadcast. The drama is also a hot theme of the current sister-brother love genre, but compared with other film and television dramas of the same type, this work is closer to the reality of life, perhaps because of the authenticity and sense of substitution brought by the starring interpretation.

In addition to the two main actors in the play, the role of two supporting roles is also quite profound. That is one of the bosses of the female protagonist Shen Ruoxin, Xu Minjie; the other is the male protagonist's college classmate, You Sijia.

The reason why they are impressive is not because they have a lot of scenes, nor do they have a particularly comedic color in the play. It is because the other drama "Growing Up with You" starring the two is currently broadcasting together on the same broadcast platform.

When these two dramas are watched together, it is indeed too easy to make people string drama. Is this the actor's acting skills too good, or the audience is too deep into the play? Obviously, there are some reasons for both, the audience is too deep into the play is the first, followed by of course, there are the setting of the character image in the two plays.

In the drama "Growing Up with You", Li Zonghan, who played Xu Minjie, is also a successful person who starred, and whether it is speech and demeanor or facial expression, it is exactly the same as Xu Minjie in "Rational Life". And from the appearance point of view, it is also a daily suit and leather shoes, and the head decoration is the same, so it is inevitable that such a Li Zonghan will make people jump.

Mainly in the drama "Growing Up with You", in the later plot, Gu Jiawei, played by Xu Minjie, has completely become the comedy in the play. Many of his expressions and movements are the kind that can be directly screenshotted into animated memes. And he is also a person who contracted all the laughs in the play.

But in the drama "Rational Life", as a company executive Xu Minjie, he must be rigorous at any time, and almost no occasion can use Gu Jiawei's expressions and actions. But I don't know why, when the audience saw his face and this set of lines, they unconsciously labeled him as Gu Jiawei.

In another character, Yu Sijia, although there is a feeling of stringing, it is obviously a lot less. The key is that the settings of the two characters are different.

Li Zining, played by Lin Xinyi in "Growing Up with You", is a somewhat disobedient self-personality with all the self-centered personality that is only self-centered. It is also a twist braid that is often a head, which looks very rocky, and we rarely seem to see a gentle breath on her face, which is a kind of expression that lurks like a volcanic eruption.

And Yu Sijia, played by Lin Xinyi in "Rational Life", is an extremely gentle and has a strong giving personality. Enthusiastic and generous at work, conscientious, and emotionally is also a typical pay-oriented personality, many times the audience can't help but say to themselves: You Sijia, you don't have to be so stupid, people like Su Yang are really not worth it.

Therefore, there is still a big difference between the two in terms of personality, or in other words, Yu Sijia is actually Li Zining who really grew up, because she really understands things and is much gentler.

Therefore, the reason why it is easy to string plays is that the most critical point is in the setting of the character image. Xu Minjie and Gu Jiawei are both company executives, so their images are almost identical. And You Sijia and Li Zining, one is an adult who works hard, and the other is a rebellious youth who is still in school, so there is still an essential difference.

Although it is easy to string dramas, from the perspective of the audience, the two dramas "Growing Up with You" and "Rational Life" are both dramas worthy of everyone's pursuit. Both dramas also have a very big thing in common, that is, they are very interesting.

In addition, while we enjoy watching TV dramas, we can also correct some of our wrong behavior habits and ways of doing things in life. This may be the kind of thing that all film and television drama works should bring to the audience.

Today's topic: When you watch the two dramas "Growing Up with You" and "Rational Life", is there a moment of drama?