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Ren Min's underwater dance performance, in CCTV's "Poetry and Painting China" program, brought a stunning moment to the audience. This underwater dance was a collaboration with Chen Tian and Wang Xi to recreate Southern Song dynasty painter Ma Yuan's Water Map. The painting depicts the different forms of water in the Dongting, the Yellow River, and the Yangtze River, while Ren Min, Chen Tian, and Wang Xi jump out of these twelve forms in the water, showing the characteristics of gentle, shallow and mighty water.
In order to complete this underwater dance, the three of them trained intensively for 10 days, practicing in 5 meters of water for more than 10 hours every day. This hard work was fully reflected in the final performance.
In this performance, Ren Min's performance was particularly outstanding. Although she is an actress, in underwater dance, her every movement is very fluid, as if she were a flexible little fish. The audience couldn't help but wonder if she was also a professional dancer, which made it difficult to tell whether she was a professional actor or a professional dancer.
In the entertainment industry, many female artists are graduates of dance academies, and they have excellent posture and temperament after years of dance training. Ren Min is no exception, and her unique temperament makes her stand out. Her appearance has a sense of story, sharp eyes, and exudes stubbornness that does not admit defeat. Although her figure is short and broad, her skeleton is slender and light, and the whole gives people the feeling that a thread is lifting her upward.
This temperament is closely linked to the identity of the actress, and her dance background also brings a unique spirituality to her performances. Dancers need to feel emotions more delicately, showing more explosive and infectious power. This experience makes it easier for her to reach the depths of her emotions in her performances.
Ren Min's acting skills have also been highly recognized. Her role as Yi Yao in "Sadness Against the River" and Zhao Huirou in "Qingping Le" both deeply moved the audience. Yi Yao is a character who lives in darkness and experiences school violence and bullying, and Ren Min vividly conveys the despair and pain of the character in his interpretation. She fell into an emotional immersion during filming, and this immersive performance made the audience feel the reality of the character.
Zhao Huirou is a pampered princess, but she is also bound by feudal rites and cannot be with her loved ones. Through her performance, Ren Min vividly shows the inner contradictions and unhappiness of the characters. The audience can feel Zhao Huirou's emotional entanglement from her performance.
Now, Ren Min has stepped into the stage of actress, and she said that she will go all out, but there may be more possibilities in the future. Whether it is a dancer or an actress, she is full of passion and talent, and looks forward to her continuing to shine on the road ahead.
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