Recently, the famous domestic actor Zhang Songwen published an evaluation of Zhou Yiwei in an interview, using a thought-provoking idiom - "The hero is sad to pass the beauty pass". After listening to his evaluation, I finally understood the true meaning of this sentence. Today, let's take a look at how Zhang Songwen found the true meaning of this idiom from Zhou Zhouwei.
I believe everyone must be familiar with the role played by Zhou Yiwei in the movie "Wu Wen Xidong", he closely links the fate of an ordinary person with the changes of the times, showing a strong driving force. And today, we are not going to talk about his acting skills, but about the insurmountable level behind him - the beauty pass.
The so-called "beauty pass" refers to the emotional dilemma and test. In Zhang Songwen's evaluation, he mentioned that Zhou Yiwei "heroes are sad to pass the beauty pass", which means that Zhou Yiwei is bumpy and entangled in the face of feelings, which further reveals the actor's accurate grasp of the role.
First of all, looking back at Zhou Zhouwei's role in "Wu Wen Xidong", we can see that the male protagonist he plays not only has dazzling achievements in his career, but also has a woman he loves deeply. His status and personal charm make him the ideal object in the minds of many women, which makes his emotional path full of temptations and disputes.
However, it is precisely because of his heroic and upright character that Zhou Yiwei often finds himself in a dilemma when facing the beauty pass. His persistence and sense of responsibility forced him to make the difficult choice of giving up love to complete his mission. Such a decision is undoubtedly moving, and it also allows the audience to understand more deeply the connotation of "heroes are sad to pass the beauty pass".
Zhang Songwen's evaluation of Zhou Yiwei is actually praising him for showing the character's worldview and values vividly through his superb acting skills. The emotional test that Zhou Zhouwei experienced in the film is not only a profound depiction of the character, but also an examination and exploration of human nature. It is by creating such an image that he conveys to the audience his thoughts and inspirations about life choices.
In short, Zhang Songwen's evaluation of Zhou Yiwei's "Hero Sadness Beauty Pass" is not only a praise for the actor's superb acting skills, but also an exploration of human nature and emotion. After reading Zhang Songwen's evaluation, we can deeply understand the true meaning of this idiom. As an audience, we should be full of respect and appreciation for such actors, and we look forward to them continuing to bring us more thoughts in future works.
The above is my headline tweet about Zhang Songwen's evaluation of Zhou Yiwei, I hope everyone can get some inspiration and thinking from it. We look forward to the excellent actors who will continue to show their delicate descriptions and deep thoughts on human nature and emotions in the film world, and bring us more unforgettable character images.