I believe that as long as you mention the word "oil king", the figure of the "domineering president" Zhang Han will appear in your mind, because of his behavior in film and television dramas, it is really not very "oily", only more "oily".
But what is unexpected is that Zhang Han, who has the image of the idol drama "domineering president", actually played an anti-Japanese drama, and it is "The End of the Beacon Smoke".
originally thought that in the anti-Japanese drama, Zhang Han would change his "domineering" style in the past, but in the end, he was not only very "oily", but also the operation in the play was "thunderous".
In this regard, many netizens said: "Where is this anti-Japanese drama, this is simply an anti-Japanese "oil" squad!"
Not much to say, let's enjoy the anti-Japanese drama together, Zhang Han's "oily" and outrageous operation.
"Unexpected sassy operation"
In this drama, Mr. Han played a college student during the anti-Japanese period, and at the beginning of the camera, he was seen wearing a school uniform in a Mao suit and strolling around the campus with a book in his hand.
Good guy, Mr. Han deserves to be Mr. Han, after many years, he still does not forget his original intention to play a college student, although Mr. Han's idea is good, but he seems to have derailed from the three "college students", no matter how you look at this face, there is a sense of disobedience.
Not only that, but in this play, we also vividly show the word "oil", because he will pretend to be cute and coquettish from time to time, and the scene is really unbearable to look at directly.
Sure enough, Mr. Han really brings his own "oil and gas" everywhere, and people who are almost forty years old play college students, even if they play college students, this cuteness and coquettishness are too outrageous.
Immediately afterwards, when the camera turned, Mr. Han was standing in the classroom giving a speech to the students, trying to make everyone ignite their enthusiasm for fighting Japan, but his speech process was indescribable.
I saw that Mr. Han first showed a fierce and firm gaze, and then raised his arm and shouted to the students in the audience: "That will be the greatest shame for our young people, I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood!"
Although the director's intention in filming this clip was to render a bloody atmosphere, Mr. Han stubbornly gave a patriotic speech and performed the scene of the domineering president's lecture, which really made people laugh and cry.
Good guy, it really means that "gold will shine wherever it goes", this sentence is very much in line with Mr. Han's description in a side sense, no matter what drama he acts, it has its own "boss" atmosphere.
Of course, we all know that the "main task" in many anti-Japanese dramas is not to fight devils but to fall in love, and completely put the routine of idol dramas in anti-Japanese dramas, and "The End of the Beacon Smoke" is no exception.
After the camera switched again, Mr. Han came to a sweet campus love and fell in love with a female classmate, I have to say that if you just watch this clip, you think it's "a new meteor shower".
This is not the most outrageous thing, with the development of the plot, the identity of Mr. Han's anti-Japanese underground party in the play was exposed, and after learning the news, the devil led a subordinate to hurry to the teacher's house and took out a pistol to prepare to kill people.
Just when the teacher's life was in danger, our Mr. Han rushed over in time, only to see him pick up a wooden stool and quietly touch the back of the devil.
However, what is unexpected is that Mr. Han ignored the devil who pointed a gun at the teacher in front of him, and instead smashed the stool to the hand standing aside without a gun.
Immediately afterwards, the scene fell into chaos, and the teacher saw that the devil was about to shoot Mr. Han with a gun, so he hurriedly pressed the little devil to prevent him from shooting.
It stands to reason that Mr. Han should snatch the little devil's gun, after all, that subordinate has been smashed and knocked to the ground, but the outrageous thing is that not only did he not help the teacher, but instead took a stool stick and frantically beat the subordinate who had fainted.
In the end, the teacher couldn't control the devil because of his physical strength, and was shot in the body by the devil with a gun, and after Han always saw this scene, he didn't choose to go forward and fight with the devil to save the teacher, but ran out of the door and shouted wildly: "Help, someone has killed someone!"
Isn't it the director, are you serious? When you are asked to help dodge the little devil's gun, you frantically beat the fainted person, and as soon as you see the shot, you will slip away, is this plot really insulting the audience's IQ?
In addition, Mr. Han's dress in the play is also very confusing, that is, whether he wears a school uniform or other clothes, the collar of the shirt in the jacket must be turned out.
Didn't the director pay attention to this detail during the shooting? Which college student would wear the neckline upside out, which is not an appropriate "boss outfit"?
"Unexpected Divine Operation"
Later, with the passage of the timeline in the play, Mr. Han unexpectedly joined the Eighth Route Army and began to fight devils, that is, from this time on, my head of the overlord regiment officially "went online".
I have to say that the costumes in this drama are really the same as "Thunder Warriors", I saw that Mr. Han was discussing the battle situation with a commander and two soldiers while walking, but if we take a closer look, you will find that their military uniforms are not only very clean and flawless, but also neat without even a little wrinkle.
Then when the camera turned to the next second, when the close-up of Mr. Han and another chief was given, the details on the clothes were more obvious, and seeing this scene, I couldn't help but wonder if this was indeed not a catwalk but a war?
Immediately afterwards, the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army began to engage in a fierce firefight with the devils, and in the process of the firefight, a father and daughter were trapped in the center of the battlefield, and the situation could be described as very dangerous.
Seeing this scene, the two soldiers of the Eighth Route Army hurriedly rushed up to rescue, and in order to provide Mr. Han with a chance to save the United States as a hero, they only saved the old man on the battlefield, leaving the girl at a loss in the artillery fire.
Seeing this situation, our domineering head Han directly braved the rain of bullets from the devil and rushed towards the girl's position, and the result was undoubtedly successful in receiving the girl.
Just when I thought that Han would always lead his sister to find cover and avoid the devil's fire, I didn't expect him to carry his sister on his shoulder, and then ran towards his camp.
Good guy, if you don't agree with each other, you will carry the girl on your shoulders, and I'm afraid only Han can come up with this operation, but one thing to say is, shouldn't it be more dangerous to carry it like this?
The girl was not injured at all, she could go by herself, and you would carry it on your shoulders at your expense, which was an inappropriate "live target".
In addition, the operation of Mr. Han's thinking tactics in the play is even more outrageous, in the camera, I saw the soldiers on the front line desperately fighting devils, but Mr. Han sat cross-legged in a quiet grass, and then muttered something while touching the abacus with his hand.
It's not a director, are you sure he's not "cultivating immortals" here? This operation is not even allowed in the entire "anti-Japanese drama world".
For the anti-Japanese drama "The End of the Beacon Smoke" played by Zhang Han, I don't know if you have watched it?