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From the moment Zhang Tielin decided to become a British citizen, it was as if he had forgotten his origin and roots. Whenever people questioned why he gave up his Chinese nationality, he always responded with a calm attitude: "I chose this way precisely to be able to contribute to the country more conveniently."
There was a conceit and pride in his words, as if naturalization as a foreign nationality had become a supreme honour that would enable him to serve his country more effectively.
In the process of being interviewed by the media, Zhang Tielin always maintained the demeanor of a British gentleman, straightened his waist, and looked at every reporter present with a contemptuous and disdainful look.
He looked haughty and arrogant, as if he had come to see himself as a true British aristocrat, but in reality, he was nothing more than a plausible excuse crafted to continue earning wealth in China.
Zhang Tielin has also made some puzzling views on China's cultural heritage. He confidently said: "Almost all of China's art museums are filled with Chinese art, while the developed countries of the West have cultural treasures from all over the world, and it will undoubtedly be a big pity for us to lack foreign artworks."
This remark aroused strong indignation among the majority of Chinese, and people accused a person who had become a British citizen of not being qualified to comment on China's cultural heritage.
With the huge prestige brought by the role of "Huang Ama" portrayed in the TV series "Huanzhu Gege", Zhang Tielin began to promote his calligraphy works such as the character "Fu" created by himself on major live broadcast platforms.
In a live event, he showed dozens of "Fu" characters that he had written with a splash of ink, and claimed that these works, which are worth a lot of money on weekdays, can now be purchased for only a few thousand yuan, which is simply a great benefit for the audience When he said this, his eyebrows were filled with excitement, and his tone was sincere and infectious, making people almost confused by his words However, reasonable people can see through it, he is actually just treating everyone as his "lamb to the slaughter".
When talking about Hou Junjie's former partner, people will naturally think of the image of "Huang Ama" that is loved by the audience, because the success of this role does not depend entirely on Zhang Tielin's personal talent, if there is no help from Hou Junjie, perhaps today's "Huang Ama" Zhang Tielin would not be born.
When Zhang Tielin learned that Hou Junjie had broken his promise to give birth to their new life alone, his first reaction was not to feel guilty or self-blame, but to severely criticize the mother who had just experienced the pain of childbirth, and even asked the media to focus all the fire on her.
What is creepy is that since that little life came to the world, Zhang Tielin has always resolutely denied the existence of this child, firmly believing that Hou Junjie only gave birth to this child out of financial interests.
As time went on, the child gradually grew up, and Hou Junjie longed for the child to have the opportunity to study abroad, but because some of the procedures required the signature of her biological father, she had to seek Zhang Tielin's assistance.
However, Zhang Tielin categorically refused this, claiming that this matter had nothing to do with him Hou Junjie's long-standing resentment against this cold-blooded man finally broke out at this moment, when she saw Zhang Tielin's indifferent and ruthless face, anger filled her heart, and she made up her mind to send this former lover to court.
Another victim who was deceived by Zhang Tielin was Zi Xiaomin. She was once bewitched by Zhang Tielin's sweet words, and conceived and gave birth to a child for this "old man" who was dozens of years older than herself, giving birth to an "illegitimate child".
At that time, Zi Xiaomin was still a young college student, and she was working the way to study, and her family only hoped that Zhang Tielin could treat her well and ensure that the child's life in school was worry-free.
However, Zhang Tielin, a beast in human skin, lured this young female student to bed, completely destroying her life, and even more outrageous, he even sent his "bodyguard" to punch Zi Xiaomin and seriously injured her.
In 1997, Zhang Tielin resolutely chose to become a British citizen, a decision that attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. However, when he returned to China, he tried to hide his true motive for becoming a foreign citizen under the pretext of "selfless dedication".
As one of the members of the "Iron Triangle" who fought side by side with him, Wang Gang did not explicitly express his support for Zhang Tielin in an interview, but his praise for his "Bethune-style dedication" was revealed between the lines.
You may not imagine that Zhang Tielin, the royal emperor in his mind, does not have half a memory or nostalgia for the role he played in "Huanzhu Gege". He said frankly and directly: "The great success of the work still haunts me like a mystery, and I can't even bear to watch the plot again, and the design is too crude."
Although it was the role of "Huang Ama" that made him famous, Zhang Tielin did not feel grateful to the crew, but spoke wildly, which was jaw-dropping.
Just imagine, if there was no "Huanzhu Gege", how many people would know this Zhang Tielin? Perhaps, if it weren't for this drama, he would still be just an unknown small character today, living on the fringes of the entertainment industry.
However, it was with the help of the huge influence and reputation given to him by the role of "Huang Ama" that Zhang Tielin began to promote his so-called "treasured" calligraphy works on major live broadcast platforms.
In a live event, he showed dozens of "Fu" characters written by himself, claiming that these works that are usually worth a lot of money can now be owned for only a few thousand yuan, which is undoubtedly a "super value benefit" that he has carefully prepared for the audience.
When Zhang Tielin told this passage, his expression was calm, and his tone was sincere and persuasive, so that many viewers were almost confused by his lies. However, the sensible can see that he is simply treating us as "wronged".
Zhang Tielin is quite complacent about his calligraphy attainments, and he once proudly proclaimed to the outside world: "Now that creation has become an important part of my life, I use calligraphy every day to cultivate my temperament."
There was a kind of conceited arrogance in his tone, as if he had become one of the masters of calligraphy, worthy of the old masters.
However, when someone invited a well-known calligraphy artist to give a fair evaluation of Zhang Tielin's acclaimed calligraphy works, the conclusion was shocking: his calligraphy skills were far from being as superb as he claimed to be, and the value of these works was probably unattainable even in the hundreds of thousands of yuan, which was simply fooling consumers who lacked the ability to appreciate it.
As Zhang Fengyi, who is also an actor, he expressed deep dissatisfaction with Zhang Tielin's approach. During his invitation to participate in the popular variety show "Everyday Upward", he unreservedly revealed: "Looking back on the days of 1979, Zhang Tielin wore sunglasses all day long, ignoring his studies, and devoted himself to the art museum and the library, obsessed with practicing brush calligraphy.
He devoted four full years of his youth to it, dedicating himself to it, even more than three years.
Zhang Fengyi's words seemed to be full of sarcasm, and he laughed at Zhang Tielin for spending so much energy to learn calligraphy, but in the end he could only create such crude works.
He went on to add: "However, he always warmly invited us to see his 'masterpieces', but never presented me with any of them.
It's ironic that he's now starting to sell these works publicly.