Text: Yu Xiao
Editor|Yu Xiao
Preface
Director Wong Kar-wai commented on Hu Ge, but he didn't talk about acting skills?
What does this mean and what is the mystery behind this unique assessment?
In 1969, when Jin Yucheng was still a 17-year-old boy, he left the bustling city of Shanghai and embarked on the road to Heilongjiang to farm. At that time, he felt a strong sense of homesickness, and was full of confusion and anxiety about the unknown distance.
Time is like a long river, it flows quietly, taking away the confusion and pain of youth, leaving behind the precipitation and wisdom of the years.
In 2011, Jin Yucheng returned to his hometown of Shanghai after a 42-year absence. The city has changed dramatically, but the familiar sights and smells still make his heart flutter.
He decided to write down the Shanghai he was familiar with, just like writing a love letter to his beloved girl, pouring out his love and longing for the city.
On the "Lane Tang Network", he registered an account of "Du Shang Loft" and began to record what he saw and heard in Shanghainese. His writing is unpretentious, but full of the breath of life and emotional resonance.
He wrote more than 300,000 words of stories about Shanghai, about life in the alleys, about the changes of the city, about the joys and sorrows of people.
After Jin Yucheng's work "Flowers" was published in "Harvest" magazine, it attracted widespread attention and praise. Two years later, Blossom was published as a book, hailed as one of the best Shanghai and urban novels, and won several literary awards.
This novel not only records Jin Yucheng's personal growth and experience, but also shows the prosperity and vicissitudes of a city.
The success of "Flowers" did not satisfy Jin Yucheng. He hopes to let more people know about the culture and history of Shanghai through his works.
So, he began to cooperate with the famous director Wong Kar-wai to film and television "Flowers". Wong Kar-wai has a strong interest in Shanghai, and he has said many times that "Flowers" fills his memory and imagination of Shanghai.
Wong Kar-wai bought the copyright of "Flowers" and began a 10-year preparation and filming. He poured a lot of effort and energy into striving to perfectly present Jin Yucheng's Shanghai.
After a long time of polishing and hard work, "Flowers" finally met the audience in 2015. With its unique perspective and exquisite production, the series has won praise from audiences and critics alike.
Jin Yucheng's "Flowers" is not only a novel or drama, but also a microcosm of an era. It records the historical changes, cultural inheritance and life of Shanghai.
Through "Flowers", people can gain an in-depth understanding of the charm and characteristics of the city of Shanghai. It allows us to re-examine our cities and discover the forgotten cultural heritage and life stories.
"Flowers" is a hit: Hu Ge's acting skills are praised, why does Mr. Bao's role have countless fans?
The hit of the TV series "Flowers" once again made the audience conquered by Hu Ge's acting skills. As a powerful actor in the entertainment industry, Hu Ge's role as "Mr. Bao" in "Flowers" has attracted much attention, not only because of his outstanding performance, but also because of the tenacity and optimism shown in this role.
Looking back at Hu Ge's acting career, it can be described as a bumpy road. After the car accident, he was not crushed by the predicament, but returned to the screen with an optimistic attitude and continued to pursue his acting dream. And the "Mr. Bao" in "Flowers" is the perfect embodiment of Hu Ge's indomitable spirit.
Wong Kar-wai, the director of the drama "Flowers", can be described as well-intentioned in casting. He insisted on choosing Shanghainese actors, and took a fancy to Hu Ge's acting skills and temperament, thinking that he was a perfect fit for the role of "Mr. Bao". Facts have proved that Wong Kar-wai's vision is not wrong, and Hu Ge once again conquered the hearts of the audience with his outstanding performance in the play.
The role of "Mr. Bao" has experienced many setbacks in the play, but he has never given up. His tenacity and optimism not only won the sympathy and love of the audience, but also showed the true meaning of life. Hu Ge's performance in the play is real and natural, and the role of "Mr. Bao" is three-dimensional and convincing.
In recent years, Hu Ge has gradually shifted his focus to the field of film. However, the box office performance of some works was not satisfactory, which also caused some doubts and criticism. Despite this, Hu Ge did not stop, he proved his worth with his strength and hard work.
Hu Ge's outstanding performance in "Flowers" once again proved his acting strength. And the role of "Mr. Bao" has also won the hearts of countless audiences because of his tenacity and optimism. I look forward to Hu Ge being able to bring us more excellent works in the future!
Through "Flowers", we not only saw Hu Ge's outstanding performance as an actor, but also saw his indomitable spirit as a person. In the face of setbacks and difficulties, he has always maintained an optimistic attitude and proved his worth with practical actions. This spirit is not only worthy of our Xi, but also worthy of our admiration.
For Hu Ge, "Flowers" is not only an important work in his acting career, but also a microcosm of his life experience. I hope that in the future, he can continue to maintain this indomitable spirit and bring us more excellent works!
Subverting business war films, the acting skills of the old drama bone You Benchang exploded!
This movie is aimed at the theme of business wars, but it is not ordinary, because it has the role of a mysterious uncle played by an old drama bone You Benchang who is over 90 years old.
This veteran actor is not only the brainchild and mentor of the protagonist Po, but also shows us a series of business wisdom about image and doing business!
In the film, this uncle gives Po some profound teachings, especially about the important principles of image building and successful management.
He said that dressing to make people stand out, to dress neatly and straightly, to show a generous and decent image, and even to be fully armed when meeting guests, this is simply the standard for "business leaders"!
But it's not just business wisdom, this uncle also gave Po some profound life philosophy. He said that a man should have three "wallets", in addition to actual assets and creditworthiness, as well as other people's assessment of your wealth.
In addition, getting ahead often comes with challenges and tribulations, which is the norm behind success.
In addition to You Benchang's outstanding performance, other supporting roles also have their own characteristics. Mr. Fan showed the free switch between groveling and cunning, which brought surprises to the audience.
Po's hardcore brother is played by Chen Long again, and he is comfortable in different roles, especially his ability to play the role of "lying to win", which is impressive.
Of course, the actors also had some challenges. Some viewers felt that Fan's performance was a bit one-sided, and Papi sauce and Tong Chenjie's fake head cover may make people feel a little uncomfortable.
Although Zheng Kai also wears a fake hood, his excellent acting skills quickly make the audience ignore his exaggerated look.
Through the role of the uncle, the film hints at the predicament that Po may face, warning of the risks of being bound by human affection. This interpersonal entanglement can be a big challenge on his way to success.