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With the changing times, TV dramas have become an indispensable part of people's lives.
"Flowers", a TV series co-performed by Hu Ge and other well-known actors, has attracted widespread attention on CCTV 8 and Tencent Video platforms.
And among them, there is a name that cannot be ignored - Wen Zhaolun.
With his excellent acting skills and versatile image transformation, he created countless glory days in the 80s and 90s and filled the gap in the market that had long lacked the image of bad guys.
Looking back on those glorious years, many classic roles are inseparable from Wen Zhaolun's superb acting skills.
From the ruthless but pitiful Chu Liuxiang in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" to the sinister and treacherous and intriguing Zhou Shentong in "Heaven and Dragon Slayer";
and then to the vicious, evil and controversial, but cute and lovely Lin Heiyuki in "Smiling Proud Jianghu II Undefeated in the East", etc., these characters have become the most dazzling part of his career.
Because of this, when a large number of outstanding positive image actors stood out and dominated the market, Wen Zhaolun's appearance brought a fresh trend to the audience.
He dared to challenge the character setting and walk the villain route, so that the audience could feel different excitement and happiness when chasing the drama.
In fact, it is not easy to create a successful and deeply rooted villain image.
However, with his unique and changeable acting skills, Wen Zhaolun can resonate with the audience every time he presents the image of a bad guy, and has become a well-deserved leader in the industry.
Through his superb acting skills, he vividly expresses the evil, insidious, cold-blooded and other character traits of various bad guy characters, showing an unforgettable and intriguing charm in front of the camera.
Wen Zhaolun has not only achieved a lot of achievements in creating the image of bad guys, but also has a wide range of talents for developing other types of characters.
From comedies to action movies to romance dramas and other types of TV drama industries, he has left his unique character image that makes it difficult for the audience to erase the deep impression of memory.
He broke the genre restrictions with his outstanding acting skills and showed his versatile side.
Through the story of the protagonist Po, the play shows the audience the twists and turns of history and life.
"Flowers" takes Po as the center, and deeply depicts the changes of the times in the turbulent and war-torn Chinese society in the last century.
The story goes from a child to a child who faces difficulties as an adult, and struggles to find a sense of belonging to his destiny.
Director Wong Kar-wai has shown his unique vision in the selection of actors.
Hu Ge portrays the character vividly and convincingly with his superb acting skills, while Ma Yili shows the character's inner world vividly with his superb acting skills;
Tang Yan and Xin Zhilei also made the audience applaud them through wonderful performances.
In addition to the main cast, "Flowers" also attracted a group of powerful guest actors.
These stars have all achieved excellence in their respective fields, and their addition completes the series and surprises viewers.
Each character has just the right amount of room for appearance and development, adding to the layering of the storyline.
"Flowers" has won wide acclaim for its large and complex character relationships, colorful and realistic and delicate picture language.
The stars exude heart-warming charm, and their demeanor forms the brightest part of the era.
In the entertainment industry, in recent years, audiences have gradually begun to reflect on the phenomenon of single aesthetic standards from various perspectives.
The trend of innocent boys, which was once prevalent in the entertainment industry, no longer meets the diverse needs and expectations of the audience for music, movies and even variety shows.
This singularity of aesthetic standards gives us food for thought.
What caused the entertainment industry to get into such a situation, was it because of changing market demand or because of overwhelming choice by producers?
Or is the audience more complex, diverse, and inclusive of aesthetics?
In fact, in today's society, as the channels of information dissemination become more widespread and convenient, the audience's acceptance of external stimuli and influences is more rapid and sustainable.
As a result, their aesthetic expectations tend to be single, and they are more inclined to the standards of popular culture that are accepted and recognized by the public.
Is diversity moving away from current aesthetic trends?
This is a question that deserves our in-depth discussion.
Every artist on stage should have a chance to shine, but the reality is that only a few stars can get attention and support.
They represent the aesthetic concept that is currently admired by the entertainment industry.
In this environment, many new artists with unlimited potential and different talents and characteristics do not receive the attention they deserve and equal opportunities to show themselves.
Therefore, we need to reflect on current aesthetic trends and call for a broader and more inclusive stage for every artist.
A pluralistic, open and tolerant aesthetic era is coming.
In this era, music, movies, variety shows and other forms of entertainment will emerge more works with different styles, talents and unique charms.
Taking the music industry as an example, in the past when pure boys were prevalent, "Little Fresh Meat" idol groups emerged in endlessly.
In recent years, more and more independent musicians and eclectic creative styles have gradually emerged, bringing an unusual listening experience to the public.
The aesthetic should be broader and inclusive, and give every artist a fair opportunity to express themselves.
Only when we break the shackles of a single aesthetic standard can we usher in a truly pluralistic aesthetic era where everyone can shine on the stage.
Let's look forward to and strive to create such a more just and inclusive entertainment industry, bringing a richer, more interesting and authentic work experience to the audience. (Only published on the headline account, other platforms are ported)
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