Sohu Entertainment News (Ma Rongling/Wen Ayuan/Picture, Video) On August 15, the TV series "Apocalypse" premiered at Peking University. Directed by Li Mo, starring Cai Wenjing and others. Cai Wenjing wears a vest long skirt, elegant and delicate, and her beauty explodes.
Starring Han Dongjun failed to arrive at the scene that day, so he had a video call with the main creator and shared his feelings about the play.
The TV series "Apocalypse in the Costume" is adapted from Liu Cuihu's novel of the same name. The play tells the modern love story of Tang Ying (played by Cai Wenjing) and Xu Zixuan (played by Han Dongjun) from testing each other to taking off the mask, building trust, and winning back themselves.
Speaking about her views on "mannerism", Cai Wenjing said that "mannerism" is not a derogatory term, he believes that mannerism is a double-edged sword. That personality, he said, is not unique to public figures. In fact, everyone has it. Everyone wants to decorate their personality. "I think the starting point is good, the question is proportion, intensity, whether it hurts others, and whether I can do it in my heart." Be redeemed. In Han Dongjun's view, camouflage is also a decoration in life, but it needs moderation, and it seems strange to have too much.
In addition, Cai Wenjing also shared his view of love. He admitted that he was not as brave as "Tang Ying" in life. He also laughed that Han Dongjun was a decent big boy, "a very cute straight man, he is a very simple person". Every word is literal and doesn't require you to think about it. So after working with him, I want to work with him again. When I watched "Warren Xu Zixuan", I was in a trance. This is Dongjoon. How could he flirt so well? How could he flirt so well? Will speak sweet words. ”
Cai Wenjing also revealed an interesting story on the set. When Cai Wenjing saw that the heroine in the play was a little pretentious, she couldn't help but ask the director: "Why did you choose me to play?" Am I the most postent actress you know? Am I better at posturing? "A lot of laughter.