Qin Hao and Yang Mi compete in the same frame for their acting skills! Yang Mi's role as a female spy has aroused heated discussions, and there is an obvious gap with Wang Ou

Yang Mi's latest spy war drama "Harbin 1944" has sparked extensive discussions, especially about her acting skills. The production team of this drama can be called strong, created by powerful directors and screenwriters, and the lineup is even more star-studded. However, the audience had mixed reviews for Yang Mi's performance in the play.

Yang Mi chose to challenge himself and took on a role that was completely different from the past. The villain role she plays in the play is very different from her previous image, which shows the diversity and progress of her performance. However, in the eyes of the audience, her performance in some episodes seems a little too exaggerated and lacks realism.

At the same time, the audience's comparison of her performance with other actors also makes people think. Especially compared with Qin Hao, the audience felt the gap more intuitively. In addition, some viewers also compared her with Wang Ou in "The Pretender", which also caused some thought.

Although it has received some criticism, it has also been a growth in Yang Mi's career. She needs to take this opportunity to examine her performance and constantly improve her professional standards to meet the increasing aesthetic needs of her audience. Although criticism may bring her some frustration, it is also her motivation to move forward, and only by constantly receiving feedback can she achieve self-improvement.

The audience has mixed reviews of Yang Mi's performance in "Harbin 1944", but it is also part of her growth. Yang Mi needs to take this opportunity to review his performance and continuously improve his professional level to win the recognition of the audience. At the same time, the audience should also give her enough understanding and support, and witness her growth on the road of acting.