When you are full of enthusiasm and anticipation, you open the Internet and suddenly find a message - someone is waiting for you to update the post. I once posted a post in the Hong Kong bar, telling about Zhang Weijian's performance in "Clever Little Don't Understand", like a cup of mellow coffee, reminding me of unfinished business. So, today I decided to continue to write this topic and unfold this colorful picture of Hong Kong dramas for everyone.
This drama "Clever Little Don't Understand" was once broadcast on Jiangsu Satellite TV in prime time, but at the beginning, I had a lot of complaints about Zhang Weijian's setting of playing a naughty teacher. He has always maintained a youthful image, but it is really interesting to play an older teacher. However, slowly, this setting has become a highlight of the show, bringing a lot of unexpected fun and emotion.
This drama is similar to "Sharp Teacher", but in comparison, the value of "Clever Little Understand" is obvious. Zhang Weijian's performance in the play is full of energy, although it may not be as good as his demeanor when he was young, but his appearance and acting skills are still amazing. Luo Jiaying's performance is also one of the highlights, and the tacit understanding between him and Zhang Weijian reminds me of Huang Zihua and Luo Jiaying during the time of Uncle Xingzai.
However, the charm of this drama does not stop at the wonderful performance of the leading actors. The image of the crown prince played by Nie Yuan is the highlight of the first half, he presents the image of a crown prince who has lost his self-confidence until he regains his self-confidence with the help of Zhang Weijian. In terms of plot, this is also a distinct turning point, the crown prince grows into a king, and this plot reminds me of the emotional entanglement between Xiang Shaolong and Ying Zheng.
The scene that memorized me the most was that night, where a group of people played football, drank, went crazy, and finally played Arhat, and Zhang Weijian was at the top. Such scenes evoked my deep and unbridled yearning for friendship, and also made me have a soft spot for gatherings like Kai Party.
Zhang Weijian was my childhood idol, and his clever, frank and flamboyant style once made me yearn for it, maybe it was a kind of projection of myself. But now, Huang Zihua has become my new idol. He inspired me a lot in terms of acting and humor, and made me more aware of the changes and transformations at different stages of life.
Seeing these old Hong Kong dramas has given me a lot of emotional memories. Everyone has their own time, different idols accompany us on our way, and those episodes have always accompanied us as we grow. Perhaps now, looking back at these Hong Kong dramas, we will find new emotional resonance and insights, and we will also find ourselves different from ourselves. Life is always full of unexpected surprises, just like this show, each episode has a different touch and aftertaste.
Every bit of life is like a plot, there are laughter, tears, growth and insight. Let's work harder in this play, interpret our own stories more realistically, become the protagonists of our own lives, and create more wonderful things of our own. #Hong Kong drama classics# #Hong Kong drama revisit# #Film and television review# #Zhang Weijian's classic role# #Huang Zihua# #Life memories# #90后回忆#